I have a Blackmagic 6K camera that records RAW, and a ninja monitor that also records RAW. My 2TB SSD doesn’t hold much footage.

We will know the best place after whatever event happens. It’s always hard to predict these things with so many variables.

Back in high school I had 4 girlfriends (at the same time). It didn’t mean anything, we never even kissed lol just hang out and go places. Eventually I realized it was just too much and started to see what I like and disliked about them. It didn’t last long. Then in college I just dated one girl at a time. Then I met this one girl that the teacher put us in a group project, we kept texting and kept in contact with, went on a few dates here and there… and eventually became my wife.

Before I moved I used to use my web server.

My Domain . Com / files . Zip And I would set a password on the zip. After they download it, they tell me and I remove the file.

Usually you pull the knob and it is removed. But being that old it might be stuck or break. You need to remove the knob before the switch plate.

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First step is to gather sticks under the bushes.

Start a fire using paper, newspaper, cardboard, then add sticks and make a larger fire.

Heat up water until boiling.

Add tea bags to thermos and pour the water inside. Now we have 2 days worth of hot tea.

Optional delicious step: pop popcorn

Building a house out of dirt is the only way I will ever own a house. I knew this for the past 20 years.

Just a few months ago I moved into my car, moved off grid, and started to build. At the moment we have a bit of land cleared, a septic system, and we have a water tank.

These are the bags we will fill with dirt to make the walls. Once it’s build the dirt walls will keep the house comfortable year around (no need for heating or AC)

This is how the bags will look when we start making them.

It’s also crazy how I was able to buy and own an excavator for about what 2 months of rent would have been if I didn’t move. Living in the car saved a ton of money. But now we have a $3,000 RV to live in as we build a dirt house.