What would you choose?
I'm not a hysterical sort and I'm not prone to panic. I am however someone who likes to cover all bases, and living in a rural area am already familiar with the concept of "prepping" to a certain degree.
So I don't think there will be no food or medication, but I would like to be prepared for a period where things are not in as plentiful a supply as we are currently used to.
Fortunately we're not dependent on prescription meds but I guess a small stock of ibuprofen and paracetamol wouldn't go amiss, just enough to get through the everyday aches and pains.
I intend to keep both vehicles filled up weekly, something we try and do anyway but are not always 100% on top of.
As far as food goes, I figure things like stock cubes will mean I can still cobble together soups, stews, pasta dishes etc. Flour, sugar, pasta and a few tins and then just try and keep the levels up where possible.
I don't want to end up with 10,000 bottles of bottled water, only to find out there was no issue, but OTOH I'd like to have a contingency in place.
Does this sound sensible, too much or not enough?