Country: 51.255.203.19, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

I am what you call a "dye - hard "... I dye my hair way too much and go through radical color changes frequently.

As the Ryman family travels further from their home to what they hope will be a safe haven, they are met with much adversity and see an ugly side of mankind. They learn fast that you can’t trust anyone until they prove themselves as a friend. The world around them has gone to Hell and their journey is a long one but they will do everything in their power to survive. Even if that if it means going against everything they had always believed in. In the apocalypse…the rules change and they have changed for this family. Bobby Akart has written a story that pulled me into this apocalyptic world that could possibly happen, making it that much more frightening. Traveling along with Ryman family, I am learning more and more of what to do and what not to do to survive once the world goes crazy! This normal family had no idea what it meant to “prep” but learned quickly on what it takes to survive while having me on the edge of my seat at times as I read along. This is a great addition to the series and I absolutely loved it and am looking forward to the rest of the series by an author who is fast becoming a favorite of mine!

Craven Speed's "Stubby" antenna is an amazingly high quality piece. Its sturdy, solid, and looks very high quality! Even the packaging was impressive.

Part of what makes WD good is that there are no sacred characters. So, when they kill off someone, it's like a real death of a friend. I am devastated and exhausted. Because anybody could die, it make my favorite characters more precious. I felt the same way with the recent death of my brother in-law. The devastation feels so real. They have been doing this to us since the beginning. I'm now morning, only comforted by the fact that it's just a TV show -- one that gets me so vested in the family and then pulls my heart out.

You'd be surprised how difficult it is for us dolphins to distinguish a mighty school of fish from a huge ship. In short, this built-in sonar of ours is not all it's cracked up to be. In fact, it can be terribly misleading. And by the time one establishes visual contact, it can be far too late. I mean, you're expecting a nice mouthful of tasty, crunchy herring and WHAM! you've got a knot on your forehead the size of a grapefruit. I'm telling you, running into a huge ship at top speed hurts like a...well it hurts a lot. With young dolphins, the results can be fatefully tragic--as they were for our little Audrey...who will swim with a limp for the rest of her life, and who to this day is rather slow at even the simplest and most menial of dolphin tasks.

Elegant. Perfect time of the year is at Christmas and I give these presents to my family. They all love it.