HeyJaredThe Survival Weekly Dispatch
Your weekly guide to getting prepared for life's little, and not so little, curve balls. No scare tactics, no politics, no prophecies, no bullshit.
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The Survival Weekly Dispatch - Volume 13, Issue 39 (opens the original)
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Hey folks, thanks for checking out the newsletter this week. My wife and I took a quick camping trip over the weekend, visiting Governor Dodge State Park in western Wisconsin. While the campsite we had was awful (very sloped, badly rutted), the trip was still fun. Driving around the park, we saw countless great sites, so it was just bad luck and bad timing that we got one of the few bad ones.I’m currently wading through a packed email inbox as well as getting caught up on a few article deadlines
The Survival Weekly Dispatch - Volume 13, Issue 38 (opens the original)
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Hey folks, thanks for checking out the newsletter this week. We had our Preparedness & Resiliency Expo last Saturday. The weather was a big factor, I think, leading to a lower-than-hoped-for attendance. Forecasters were predicting tons of rain and some flash flooding. Other local events cancelled due to the forecasts. It was still a good expo, though, and I heard a ton of positive comments from those who did attend. We’re already making plans for next year’s event. Here’s a photo of my table at
The Survival Weekly Dispatch - Volume 13, Issue 37 (opens the original)
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Hey folks, thanks for checking out the newsletter this week. And a special welcome to all of you joining us from the Resilient Living Summit.Local temps have finally started to come down to more reasonable levels, which is refreshing. We’re about mid-70s during the day, which is still a bit warmer than I’d like, but down into the 40s and 50s overnight, which is awesome. The downside is trying to make room in the house for all of my wife’s plants that can’t sit outside over the winter. We really
The Survival Weekly Dispatch - Special Bulletin (opens the original)
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Maybe twice a year at the most, I’ll send out a special bulletin message about something to my Survival Weekly Dispatch subscribers. This is one of them. (I promise this is the only special message you’re going to receive from me about this, as I don’t want to come across as though I’m spamming your inbox.)The Resilient Living Summit starts tomorrow!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!Bkto!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F
The Survival Weekly Dispatch - Volume 13, Issue 36 (opens the original)
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Hey everyone, thanks for checking out the newsletter this week. For those living in the US, I hope you had a great Labor Day weekend. One of my sons had a birthday over the weekend, so we had a small family dinner and my wife made a cake to celebrate. Quiet, low-key, and fun.This is a holiday-shortened work week, but I have a ton of stuff to clear off my plate. I’m working on a new book proposal for my agent to start shopping around to publishers. We’re diving into editing articles for Backwoods
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