Follow Friday

It's Friday again and we all know what that means. Time for some Follow Fun. This meme is hosted by Parjunkee's View. This week's Feature Blogger is Amy at BackseatReader. Amy's question for this week is:

What are you doing to prepare for an upcoming zombie apocalypse and/or the return of Mel Gibson to the silver screen? (Both of which could be terrifying.)

My Answer: Wow! What a great question.  Most of our family has read Max Brooks' Zombie Survival Guide
 The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead 


as well as World War Z
World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War.  Because we are aware of steps to take and have begun our preparations , we feel that we are on the right track. We just need to find a school bus. . . 

My recent reading in preparation for the Zombie Apocalyse has been
FEEDFeed (Newsflesh, Book 1) and Deadline Deadline (Newsflesh, Book 2) by Mira Grant because when it happens, I want to help the masses survive by getting the information out there.

Comments

  1. Wow- sounds like you are ready for zombies!. Great blog, I am a new follower.

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  2. Max Brooks' Zombie Survival Guide sounds pretty cool. I think everyone should have a school bus ready for some sort of invasion, whether its zombies, aliens, or even fish people. Surely it would make the event a little bit fun! ;)

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  3. You are my new hero in all things Zombie! I'm just doing a drive-by on the blog hop. I hope you have the most amazing Friday you could ever imagine!

    Kelly (and Donna too!) from Book Lover's Hideaway
    http://booklovershideaway.blogspot.com

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  4. As the saying goes – the best defense is a good offense. I’ve got that covered! My preparations for the zombie apocalypse are not just intricate, they’re stylish. I’m not talking “last stand” stuff here. I mean to lure in the zombies and slaughter them wholesale while we sip champagne and watch.

    How am I going to do that? Follow me back to my blog at http://www.howardsherman.net and read all about it.

    Thank G-d it’s Follow Friday!

    Howard Sherman, Implementor
    http://www.howardsherman.net

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  5. Sounds like you're prepared! I'm following you back from FF.
    ~ Monique

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  6. Hi, now following :D You also seem well prepared :)

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  7. And I have you also mentioned you in my post today :)

    http://baileysdarkfantasyreviews.blogspot.com/2011/06/first-blog-awards.html

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