This week's rant is interrupted by some spectacular news--they've rescued 17 of the 33 trapped Chilean miners!
Maybe this hits a little close to home since one of my grandfathers and one of my uncles were coal miners back in Ohio. I stayed up until 1AM watching NBC's live feed at the site. The miners moved me by cheering and clapping each time one of their comrades disappeared up the shaft in the tiny little transport tube. The strength of these guys to stay alive for two months underground amazes me.
Unfortunately, the harder road of adapting to a new normal lies ahead of the them.
An Excerpt From Slow Fall: The Collapse Comes to Farmland
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Interspersed in Slow Fall are “Elsewhere” scenarios where I present what is
happening during a slow collapse of civilization. This is one: SOMEWHERE IN
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