Personal Reflection: Anyone who knows anything about preparedness and survival knows about situational awareness. Gerald wrote about this as Karl in a letter to his friend George. His sense of humor comes through in the last paragraph. Continue reading “Why Did They Call Cat Stevens “Cat?””
The New American Peasant
Personal Reflection: In this piece Gerald writes as Karl to his friend George about reeducation. As he saw things, we would be wise to adapt to a drastic decline and get ready for the lifestyle of peasants if we’re to survive. Continue reading “The New American Peasant”
Area #3: Moon Keep Shining, Shining on the One Who Waits for Me
Personal Reflection: Gerald wrote these thoughts on relocation as an unnamed narrator in the aftermath of catastrophe in a near future setting.
What if we have another disaster like the Gulf oil spew in 2010? And what if the U.S. were broken into designated areas? Could forced relocation be implemented? Continue reading “Area #3: Moon Keep Shining, Shining on the One Who Waits for Me”
A Johns Hopkins Vein Chart of an Alcoholic Gorilla
Personal Reflection: Gerald had an obsession for traveling by boat. This fictional letter from Karl to his friend George is meant to plant the seed of an idea about escaping trouble by water in the reader’s mind. Continue reading “A Johns Hopkins Vein Chart of an Alcoholic Gorilla”
Karl on the .45 Long Colt
Personal Reflection: Here’s another of Gerald’s fictionalized accounts with something he learned and thought others ought to know as well. The more myths he could debunk, the better. Continue reading “Karl on the .45 Long Colt”