Emergency Preparedness: My Current Every Day Carry (EDC)
- Ultra slim wallet from County Comm with usual items and stamps, band-aid, and magnifier (No George Castanza lump here)
- Citizen Eco-Drive dive watch (No more replaceable batteries) with a Suunto watchband compass
- Gerber FAST folding knife (Pocket knives used to be commonplace-- now a surprise to many people)
- Buxton business card holder (Business is always around)
- Zebra F402 stainless steel pen (Very useful and reliable item)
- Keychain with a bottle opener and a small Victornox Swiss Army knife
- Small high output Smith & Wesson tactical flashlight
- Filofax with Zebra M301 0.5 mechanical pencil (Also carries my checkbook)
- Moleskine or small composition notebook (Arrival of good ideas don't keep a set schedule)
- iPhone in Otter Box Defender (Took the photo-- not pictured)
- Cash and some coin
- Jet lighter (Some days-- not pictured)
- One other undisclosed item
How about you?
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DDFD believes that self reliance and self sufficiency are the roads to individual freedom. He is dedicated to living a quality life through frugality, personal growth and productivity, and defensive entrepreneurship. He also enjoys cooking from scratch and fishing.
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