I'm a fan of the paranormal, but the community can get a little carried away.  r/paranormal is a subreddit that can provide hours of entertainment to the ghost hunter and comedy fan alike.  

If you've ever wondered what doctors would recommend for common ailments in 1934, The Modern Home Physician: A New Encyclopedia of Medical Knowledge is the book to read.  It just so happens that I have one!  They didn't have the technology and pharmaceuticals that we have now, so this information is invaluable.

Indigestion can cause depression?  Indigestion results from anxiety?  Everything can be treated by going outside?

Swing by the website and let me know you're alive:  http://www.chewinthestew.com

A couple of old friends and I survived in the mountains of northern New Mexico for a while in an effort to escape the massive hordes of zombies at that time.  We were fine for a while, but as is always the case, times got tough.  A deer showed up on the hillside, but I wasn't going to violate my own rules...

During the apocalypse, nonperishable foods are excellent resources.  They can be stockpiled in our shelters to help us survive a passing horde.  They don't spoil for a long time, and they can be used for a variety of purposes.  Still, which ones are actually good?  

Canned sardines are our focus today.  If you can find these three canned sardines in your local stores, I recommend you give them a try!

The news has decided to share their knowledge of apocalypse survival with us.  In this scenario, these people attempt to tell us which states are best suited for survival in the event of a zombie apocalypse.  Where did the writer of our focus article get their information?  You guessed it...from another news person.  Perhaps some of it is correct.  Yeah, maybe not.  

Meat is an important piece of our diets, but we can't (or shouldn't) eat an entire deer in one sitting.  What can we do with our meat?  Preserve it!  We can dry it in a variety of ways, and here are a few of them.  We need our strength if we are going to survive the zombie apocalypse, after all.  

I have survived a long time on my own, and this is the first time I've seen the internet working since it all went down.  I'm not sure why it works, but I haven't seen a living soul in years, so you're my new best friend!  I've dodged the dead for so long that I've got it down to a science.  I've found food, built security devices, and created survival systems.  Zombies are practically a part of the scenery now.  With everything in order, the loneliness of the apocalypse has been magnified.

Is anybody out there?