Every time I drive a significant distance I refill my car when I get home, as you never know what might happen, and I don't want to be caught out. Coming back late at night when I might have only driven an hour there is an internal dialogue of "you can do it tomorrow, just head home, don't worry about it". But we are at war, and the discipline is to always fill my car. It's not about the fuel, it's about sustaining the mindset and overcoming the internal desire to rest when the goal is not yet achieved.

Ordinary American who loves her country, tears up during the National Anthem and recognizes what President Trump is doing for the world.

In response Martin Geddes to his Publication

Never let my tank get below 3/4 full. My spare bedroom is filled with can food I β€˜d never chose to eat normally and my guest shower is filled with gallons of water. I’m still adding to the food store but I’m starting to feel kinda silly when I look at it.

In response Kly Fdt to her Publication

I can picture your spare room & you telling your guest β€œ just move the canned food when you want to go to bed.” πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

This was months ago. It’s grown quite a bit.
Dog food laundry detergent and toilet paper not included πŸ€—

In response Julie Bobulie to her Publication

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In response Kly Fdt to her Publication

OMG. This is hilarious & I especially luv the wrought iron shelving unit with the canned food as it looks like a new modern way of decorating. Decorating Anonup Style. πŸ˜‚

Ordinary American who loves her country, tears up during the National Anthem and recognizes what President Trump is doing for the world.

In response Julie Bobulie to her Publication

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