I already live in the mountains, but I would really miss my internet.

Exactly how I plan to do it too...

Now strongly considering to get some glass, metal, steel and wooden toys... One never knows...

Not to mention it's better to have a larger selection, so you will use the same toy less often, staying alright longer! ~grins

Well if I can give any advices in case if anyone feels the same and concerned:

- get to know better what you need to keep your already owned and cherished toys last longest

- plan ahead, know what you would need for the long run, and what you'll need to keep em running

- for this it is a good idea to think of powering your beloved devices for years and years

- for this you may want to have rechargeable batteries, for that you can get very cheap solar chargers already (about $20-30), and get rechargeable toys, USB toys, solar vibes, not to mention the solar panels and batteries which don't last for an eternity too, so you'll be able to run yer power corded vibes just fine as well

- always remember to stock up good on such things, to have plenty of power sources, get to know how long rechargeable batteries, solar panels, your own toys can last, have backups, all you can afford to be sure!!!

Other than these, try to purchase sooner what you really want to have, and invest into better quality toys if possible...

"Get ready for the worst and hope for the best!" ~grins

Did I forget to include something? (Why I opened the topic, and to start a useful discussion for the like-minded folks up here...)

Couldn't agree more!!!

Life is a gift, and I do think that the ones who know and feel gratitude for the little beauties of life are the "truly blessed" and able to be the happiest...

And I do think that people grateful and optimistic attract luck and joy into their lives, and things just happen fantasticly all the time!
I know it, I experience it everyday... ~smiles wide and giggles

Satellite...

Another thing you can do is to get as many movies, music and books as possible (I mean for yer computer, so it isn't as bulky... ), download websites with webcopiers too, burn stuff out to DVDs, get a hard drive with a few terrabites, an external one, only plugged in and turned on to move files you wanna be using at the moment, get a spare laptop and/or desktop computer in case if your current pc died, what else, can't think of anything else, you're good to go... ~grins

Infowars.com, that's a pretty damned good source to do research about the topic...

Well if there is anything you regularly purchase, or have to replace, if you stock up on them there will be no problem...

Sounds purrrrrrrrrrrrfect to me! ~grins

Exactly...

Though, on WWII and the Great Depression, people still lived though, but many died of starvation, they were barely getting by, lost a lot of stuff they had, like their home, lifesavings becoming worthless, so those are tough times to survive, and I don't think I would want to starve, or have any risks that with no medical help I can die because of a simple scratch or cut, or that I have to go to work my ass off and barely eat in a work camp, only because I was too stupid to think ahead, and do a few simple and easy things to be able to live fine on my own... :S

But yep, one shouldn't freak out, and stay calm, fear is a natural instinct, a sign to tell you to be alert, but it can ruin the balance of your soul too, and without balance in you everything is harder in life...

I just generally want to acquire as many toys that I want as I can. Unfortunately as a poor college student I am limited by monies so I can only get toys so fast.

Well thank EF for the point system!!! I have never dreamed in my whooooooooole life that I would get soooooooooooooo many toys in a month, my breath is still taken away though I have been here for quite a few months already! ~wags tail panting all excited