Honestly, I would just die. Well, first I’d be panicking, then I’d be dejected, then I’d try to see the bright side of things (Actually probably not) and then I’d just give up, but I don’t think I’d die of the wild, because I’m actually pretty good at survival skill (ish), but I’d probably only make it a week, two weeks at tops because being alone would be bad for me- :’D
OH WAIT- and I'd steal all the writing supplies from every store.
wow thank you so much!!! this was a poem i randomly wrote on my notes app one day & decided to share and i cant believe the amount of people who really like it!!
Once all parish able food in grocery stores had expired and I'd eaten all non-perishables, I'd drive back to my garden in the south and live off of it. hopefully that answers your question.
While in the south, I'd work on creating a garden. I'd likely just use an already established garden that nobody tended to anymore. I'd grow anything I could to sustain myself long term - the world's food wouldn't last forever. When spring came, I'd drive back to Vermont and raid what grocery stores I still could, now that everything was thawing out. I'd continue this wave of spring up through Canada, until the last of the northern grocery stores were thawing out and becoming unusable.
I'd probably read a lot more given that no humans would be alive to make new forms of entertainment. Assuming that in this scenario all humans just blip out of existence, all grocery stores would probably still be standing and full of food. Freezing Vermont winters would work in my favor for preserving food here. I'd likely drive my car to the south, where I wouldn't freeze to death, like I would up north. I'd loot grocery stores along the way, getting any non-perishables I possibly could.
I know! Mine is just bc I am in the height of my Greek mythology phase and it felt ::sparkle:: Poetic ::sparkle::
this is so creative oh my gosh
Honestly, I would just die. Well, first I’d be panicking, then I’d be dejected, then I’d try to see the bright side of things (Actually probably not) and then I’d just give up, but I don’t think I’d die of the wild, because I’m actually pretty good at survival skill (ish), but I’d probably only make it a week, two weeks at tops because being alone would be bad for me- :’D
OH WAIT- and I'd steal all the writing supplies from every store.
Uh- d- uh- yup! That answers it well. You really thought this through, lol. You'd survive longer than me- :’D
wow thank you so much!!! this was a poem i randomly wrote on my notes app one day & decided to share and i cant believe the amount of people who really like it!!
This is so creative and amazing oh my gosh
Thanks so much!
Once all parish able food in grocery stores had expired and I'd eaten all non-perishables, I'd drive back to my garden in the south and live off of it. hopefully that answers your question.
While in the south, I'd work on creating a garden. I'd likely just use an already established garden that nobody tended to anymore. I'd grow anything I could to sustain myself long term - the world's food wouldn't last forever. When spring came, I'd drive back to Vermont and raid what grocery stores I still could, now that everything was thawing out. I'd continue this wave of spring up through Canada, until the last of the northern grocery stores were thawing out and becoming unusable.
I'd probably read a lot more given that no humans would be alive to make new forms of entertainment. Assuming that in this scenario all humans just blip out of existence, all grocery stores would probably still be standing and full of food. Freezing Vermont winters would work in my favor for preserving food here. I'd likely drive my car to the south, where I wouldn't freeze to death, like I would up north. I'd loot grocery stores along the way, getting any non-perishables I possibly could.