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Do-it-Yourself
Crisis
Survival
finances
etc.
Taking care
of your financial well-being and official
paperwork is always important. In times of
worldwide economic breakdown, having all the
'i' s
dotted and
'T's crossed is crucial. You don't have to be
financially wealthy to protect yourself
against difficult times. You do have to use
your common sense.
community
matters
On some
level we're all agreed: the sense of
community seems to have been lost in our
lives. Preparing to withstand crisis,
especially an event as multidimensional, and
multifaceted as the Y2K, provides ample
motivation to get to know your neighbors.
Strong independent individuals, make for
strong interdependent communities. What we do
to and for another, we do to and for our
self.
help
kids prepare
Does your gut
tense up at the thought of an earthquake; death
of a spouse; your house burning down and the
domino effects of Y2K??? Imagine how a child
feels about losing a parent . . . losing their
home . . . being in the dark . . . running out
of food. Children need to be ready to cope with
life turned upside down too. They need to know
what to do to survive crisis. More importantly,
they need to learn, by example, what it takes to
grow into confident, interdependent,
multi-skilled and talented adults.
the
GOOD news
Crisis,
regardless of the intensity, is painful.
Sometimes the destruction is so vast and so deep
that it rips away our comforting realities and
nearly destroys our will to go on. No matter how
it appears, there's always new promise look
forward to.
The world is
changing. (That's a good thing) Parts of
everything we know may 'crash and burn' in the
process. (That's sad and disturbing, but maybe
necessary). When we rebuild, we'll rebuild it
better than it ever was before. In fact, the
human spirit is so vastly grand, impressive and
creative - there's no limit to the wonder-full
world we can create.
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