I’m getting a little worried about my major decision and I want to make sure I’m making the right choice. I made the choice slightly under pressure by family.
I have this theory that I can live without grid electricity by carrying around a big 5kWh battery that I simply charge at work or out and about. I then bring it home with me and that’s my electrical ration for the evening. If I run out I just go to bed.
My kitchen would be a basin that is manually filled with buckets and drains into a bucket. My cooktop is plugged into a battery. My living room comes to life when I wheel in the battery and plug in the tv.
I also want the house built with large roof overhangs outside and high ceilings to keep the house from heating up.
Why? I don’t want to spend money on electric bills. I figure if I can quietly take some electricity from the general public I can bring it home with me. I’d manually bring water to my house by the gallon full. I’d eat my food as soon as I buy it, given it’s perishable.
I want to use these savings to finance vacations and trips. I get bad cabin fever and the idea of staying in my geographic region for too long makes me uneasy and sad. I cant afford it so my theory is that if I live without grid electricity I will have more money for trips. I truly value it that much.
I do not have any federal or state firearm legal disability, warrants, or anything of that type. Is it truly as simple as walking in, picking one out, signing some stuff, and leaving? Is there more to it? I turn 21 in 2 days and am considering making a purchase.
I would pay money to visit it.
I identified her by the name written on the back, and geographic area.
She was unmarried and had no children.
I am 20, going on 21, and feel old. I have some many things I want to do while I still have my youthful body, and before it turns to a broken down old man. I just feel like I cannot do much of anything because I got to make sure my life is setup and goofing off cannot happen because I will screw myself (my future self that is).
I am terrified of turning 30 as well. When I made it into my 20s I have began feeling older and that my end is nearing quick and I gotta do all the life stuff because I am going to be dying one day. Tbh, my view of aging has not changed since elementary school. 10 year old thought 30 years old were advanced age, and 20-21 year old me thinks the same thing.
I feel like a 50-60 year old man who is late at everything.
Not colored as I don't have coloring items but this is what I thought up. It is very brief but I was thinking about this last night.
The lore is not really that deep. Mexico did recieve the zimmerman telegram (either the british never caught it, or it was controlled delivery to Mexico) and launched a ground invasion. The central powers were pretty busy in Europe so Mexico got very little help. Mexico got annihilated and surrendered in 1918. The treaty ordered the Yucatan area to become a us territory. Not too long after Hawaii's statehood, Yucatan became a state in the summer of 1970.
Not pictured is the Baja California peninsula annexed into the State of Caifornia.
*edit: I looked and it appears some other people had similar ideas here*
“Help” was released 17 years ago today