Surviving
the end of the world isn't all it's cracked up to be. Survivors often
experience guilt and displacement after being ripped from their
homes, losing their loved ones and navigating an unknown world in the
hopes of remaining alive.
One
might find themselves entertaining desperate thoughts of loneliness
and uncertainty, especially living within the unfamiliar ranges of
Mother Nature. Emotional breakdowns are not uncommon among survivors
post-apocalypse and thoughts of suicide sometimes lingers in the back
of their minds, the invitation to ease struggle or suffering a
titillating possibility.
But
alas, there is hope! There's plenty to do After the Ending, so cheer
up!
When
you're not scouting the perimeter of your safe haven, foraging for
food or killing off Crazies, you can pass your time agreeably by
doing any of the following things if you're living in the wild:
- Build a fort or tree house
- Install a rope or tire swing
- Find hidden shapes in the clouds
- Go berry tasting - (Caution: this could result in death)
- Swing through the trees like Tarzan
- Establish a bug or animal hospital
- Go rock climbing
- Dig for gold
- Skip rocks (if there's any sort of body of water)
- Give yourself a tattoo using a bird's feather and black berry juice
- Go on a bear hunt
- Bird watching
- Plan a safari
- Go hiking
- Tie-Dye your clothes using vines as rubber bands and berry juice as dye
- Make mud pies
- Make a broom out of pine needles
- Whittle wooden sculptures
- Make Arrowheads
-
Search
for the elusive Bigfoot and hope he's friendly
- Throw stuff off a bridge
Keeping
Busy (Indoors) Edition Coming Soon!
Tattoos, brooms, and mud pies, oh my!
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