Predictions For 2023

Who knows what we will find down this road?

At the end of 2019 I published a post titled "2019 Was Interesting - I Hope 2020 Isn't". 

Hilarious.

That was more wishful thinking on my part, but if it had been a prediction it would have been a massively wrong one.

So I hesitate to make any predictions about the world at large for this year. 

Except one.

I predict 2023 will continue to throw out the same "interesting" things we have been experiencing globally, especially since 2020 when our "leaders" efforts towards wrecking everything led to them trying to fix what they broke. 

They have failed. Epic failures all around.

Our governments have given up on trying to make anything better. They have ideas about how they might do that, but in reality what they have done is abandoned most of us as non-essential to their larger goals.

We are on our own now as anything that comes from officialdom is steeped in fear and loathing. Hardly an auspicious sign.

I would like to make some predictions about my own experience, which I hope will contain some semblance of accuracy.

Here goes. 

I predict that in 2023 my own household will:

 

- continue to not buy anything other than the most essential basics which allow us to grow and thrive as simple living folks.

 

- go on saving a little bit of money each month, something we have been able to do since giving up vehicle ownership.

 

- meet each day with joy and resolve.

 

- independent of the health care industry, keep up our vitality so we are able to do the things we love to do.  

 

- write on our blog as often as we are able in order to maintain our sanity and keep in touch with a truly awesome group of people that visit here.

 

- continue growing, harvesting, and preserving our own food, supplemented by the purchase and processing of organic whole food basics in order to make everything we eat.

 

- ignore everything that comes out of the mainstream media and government propaganda channels, and live our lives in a simple, local and joyful way along with neighbours and friends as we build community resilience together.

 

Finally, I predict that people who practice patience, simplicity, and compassion (The Three Treasures) will be better positioned to ride out this year's unpredictable curveballs of chaos.

I sincerely wish you are amongst that group, and that you find success and happiness there in the coming year.

Thank you for visiting and adding to our blog in 2022.

We appreciate your readership and participation.

Happy 2023!