has me thinking about how we would really survive a zombie apocalypse. There is going to be several parts to this series. Any of these tips can be used in any type of apocalypse. Not just zombies.Let's get started:
WEAPONS
The type of weapon you choose can make a huge difference. I am a firm believer in having several different types. Some people think to just have guns and ammo, but they make a ton of noise and you will eventually run out of ammo.
You need to have swords, baseball bats, golf clubs, knives, axes, crossbows, crowbar, machete and any other type of weapons. You could easily make your own using a club and anything sharp to put into it to make it deadly. Going for the head of a zombie will be easy with any type of weapon that you can hit them with.
The best type of weapon will allow you to keep a distance away from the zombie while you are putting it out of its misery. You want it to be low maintenance and be long lasting. It should be something that is easy to use.
PART 2 SOON -
It is getting to be that time of the year again. Wondering what we will buy for our family and friends. Here is a list that might help you if you have any survivalist, homesteaders, etc on your list of if you are one and want to help your family and friends become more prepared. 
You can get some great preparedness books for it and survivalist fiction.You can get a 
to be able to charge it in an off the grid experience.
I am getting one of these for my son to keep in the trunk of his car. I got him a 
for his birthday and he has already used it a few times to help friends. 
This is a great idea for a teen or just for someone that you know would love to be able to make their own candles. 
This is a great idea for getting someone you know started into food storage. 
Great idea also to get someone started in food storage.
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are just a couple that are my favorites. 
This hands-on activity uses legos to reinforce multiplication facts. Source: 
