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Nov. 30th, 2008
Just another quiz...
Nov. 30th, 2008 06:49 pmCould You Survive Another Great Depression?
Yeah, but this isn't really reflective of me. If push came to shove, I'd box the cats, grab what I could [laptop is essential], some clothing and such, put a very few things into storage [books mostly] and hook'n'book to Idaho and bunker down in Mom-in-Law's motor home. Or go to Denver and combine income with friends. or Montana [Hi, Haak]. Etc. There's a big difference between a comfortable life-style and surviving.
Besides, I'z gotz skillz. My grand-mother was born in the late 1800's and I learned to pretty much do anything: can meat, make almost any food, make soap, sew, etc. I can build the basics for housing even if it is only a fancy hut. I'd get by.
But I still like my comforts...
You Are 55% Likely to Survive Another Great Depression |
 Even though you may not be expecting the worst, you're the type of person who prepares for the worst. You live a relatively modest life. You don't overspend, and you aren't very materialistic. You are also quite self sufficient and independent. You have many useful skills. You can take care of yourself and those you love... which is crucial to surviving another Great Depression. |
Yeah, but this isn't really reflective of me. If push came to shove, I'd box the cats, grab what I could [laptop is essential], some clothing and such, put a very few things into storage [books mostly] and hook'n'book to Idaho and bunker down in Mom-in-Law's motor home. Or go to Denver and combine income with friends. or Montana [Hi, Haak]. Etc. There's a big difference between a comfortable life-style and surviving.
Besides, I'z gotz skillz. My grand-mother was born in the late 1800's and I learned to pretty much do anything: can meat, make almost any food, make soap, sew, etc. I can build the basics for housing even if it is only a fancy hut. I'd get by.
But I still like my comforts...
