Lighter maintenance. (I don’t smoke anything, but the ability to make fire is useful - like when I was a baby butch and a hot woman needed a light for her cigarette back when you could smoke in bars).
I trimmed the wicks, replaced the flints, and filled them with butane.
Ready to go.
The Nanette was my Grandfather’s from the early 60s and the Sin City one is mine from the early 90s. A Zippo lighter lasts forever!
You were very calm whilst Sir prepared you…removing all of your clothes, redressing you in this lingerie, having you step into the strappy heels…you began your nervous fidgeting as Sir gagged you and you became noticeably more excited as Sir bound you to the post…you seem particularly anxious now as Sir sorts through the implements he has laid out on the table in front of you…which shall Sir begin with…
Everytime I go grocery shopping I get a few extra things to put in the pantry and/or freezer. It’s comforting to know that if something happens, whether natural or financial disaster, my fiance and I won’t go hungry. At this point we could probably hibernate for the rest of winter and be fine.
I am not a doomsday prepper by any means, but I do understand that stuff happens unexpectedly (weather, illness, etc.) and I believe it’s smart to have extra everything on hand for when it does.
I still haven’t learned how to can food, but I plan to do so sometime this year.
