Wouldn't you like to be a prepper, too?

I probably have enough dry/canned goods in cupboards/pantry to last a couple months in winter,3 or so this time of year (dont eat near as much in hot weather).Freezer is mostly full too.Roughly 5 1/2 yrs ahead in dry wood storage,if its another mild winter like last one,that'll be 6 counting what I cut in past few weeks.Plan more for storms,power outages or in case I'm injured or sick in the future than anything else.

I'm reasonably prepared here - mostly a remnant of my boy scout days i'd say.

- Enough wood to heat part time 2-3 years, full time at least one winter (or 2 like last year).
- Generator wired into an xfer switch with enough gas to run the fridges and hot water heater an hour a day for up to a week
- Enough food staples on hand at any time to eat for a week or too, or as long as we can stand rice and peanut butter
- an anti-viral hiking water filter to make all the potable water we need from pretty much any source
- Camping gear to cook with if the wood stove isn't in use
- lanterns, candles, etc

[political rant disclaimer]
Having said that as far as those pepper shows I dont expect a sudden calamity and massive die off but if im honest I expect changes ahead. I do believe that via climate affecting cropland and/or a failure to find replacements for oil and gas this planet is not likely to be able to feed 7 billion people still when Im 75 years old. I dont think its going to end in an apocalypse, rather we will see more of whats going on today - gradual lowering of living standards via "financial crisis" and population reduction in the 3rd world from famine/disease/war off of TV news. Depressing but inevitable in my view seeing as nobody anywhere is going to volunteer to lower their standard of living.
[rant off]

Well I don't know if this counts or not but I just survived the boss being gone for 10 days. Always plenty of food here. That is one reason for a garden and all of the canning jars. My stock of brews is going to need refilling but that is what the fermenter is for.