What did you do to prepare this week?

This is the latest installment of my hopefully weekly series on emergency preparedness.

PEOPLE - FITNESS

I earned 1121 points on Fitocracy over the course of four workouts this week.  Heather logged 459 points over three workouts.  I'm glad to be breaking the thousand point mark.

Kodi the pup is not up to intense workouts yet but she has been making us get outside to walk and jog.  She's good for about a 1K jog at this point, but her endurance and speed are increasing rapidly.

INFORMATION - NSTR

ACTIVITIES & TRAINING

The gardens continue to grow out of control.  I suspect we'll have fresh produce soon.

The puppy has been keeping us busy.  She's alternates between being a monster with teeth and ADD who wants to pee in the house and an adorable little fluffy fuzzball.

STUFF

• Ammo.  I put in a nice memorial day sale order on ammo from Aim Surplus.  I'm well stocked already on our primary calibers of 22 LR, 40 SW, 5.56, and 30-06 but was able to pick up some 7.62x54R and 7.62x39 for a good price as well.  I've also got some 9x18 and 7.62 nagant for my commie C&R hand guns on the way.  What a way to celebrate memorial day -- demonstrating the victory of Yanqui capitalist success by buying up surplus commie ammo at discount prices.
• Armor.  We upgraded our body armor inserts.  We previously had 3A vests with steel 5x8" chest plates and trauma pads.  Now Heather has a K-30 chest plate (rated for 12 gauge slugs and M1 carbine type threats) and I have a 3A + Stab 2 insert.  I also got another vest carrier for cheap that I can use for work which will be nice from time to time.  I can definitely suggest BulletProofMe.com.  They are easy to do business with, have some great prices on gently used police surplus gear, and ship fast.

COMMUNICATIONS - NSTR