u/PolarisFallen2

Best pill box? Or how do you make sure you take your medications?

I struggle to remember (or be motivated to) take my ADHD medication, but also now need to take several other daily medications. I’m considering one of those daily pill organizers, but I feel like I almost need one with some kind of visual signal of whether or not I took the medications. Or it needs to look pretty. Or there needs to be some kind of novelty to it. Hopefully this is a place where that doesn’t sound too crazy to say! Any suggestions?

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u/PolarisFallen2 — 14 days ago

The Last House: My new favorite apocalypse movie. + What kind of emergency are you best prepped for?

I watched The Last House on Netflix today and really enjoyed it. It really got me thinking about what kinds of circumstances I’d be better or worse prepared for mentally and physically. If you had to pick emergency circumstances that you’d be prepped for the best, what would they be? MILD SPOILERS BELOW.

In the movie, people become physically trapped inside their houses, but still have electricity and water for the most part. The family uses a variety of tactics, like engineering, some creative hunting, and indoor gardening to keep themselves going, plus utilizes things like records and DVDs to stay entertained. Not that I’m hoping for an emergency, but if I had to pick one, this is one I’d be well-suited for! Some of my biggest prepping weaknesses are lack of hiking/camping/staying alive outdoors knowledge, resources for dealing with no power (cooking, heating and cooling, etc), and likely being alone without much to protect myself. Being at home, with my supplies, with power and water, no chance someone can come hurt me or steal my supplies, and indoor gardening?! Right up my alley. I don’t see how this scenario could occur in real life, but it was an interesting thought experiment and entertaining movie!

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u/PolarisFallen2 — 2 months ago