Zombie Apocalypse

As I set in the Cinemark movie theater, who know Columbia Pictures could put such a useful topic into a futuristic mindset. I never would have guessed those 88 minutes watching Zomblieland’s Woody Harrelson would unfold rules to live by, rules that could actually be helpful during not only a zombie apocalypse, but a natural disaster. As the movie came to an end, they decided it was better to stick together then do it alone. In a sense, we are all zombies at some point in our life, but the intensity varies.

You should always be prepared for a zombie apocalypse. In doing so, you are also preparing for natural disasters that could happen in your town. Keep water, food, medications, tools and supplies, clothing, and a first aid kit in a place that would be easily accessible to you and your family. Good communication is key when making your family’s emergency plan for natural disasters/zombie apocalypses in your area. [Source D] One of the golden rules to live by during a zombie apocalypse is to find a shelter, whether it is a motorhome or an all-terrain vehicle. Putting this into a realistic sense, you need to plan ahead and be ready for anything because you never know when your earthly dwellings will be invaded by zombies, float, or fly away.

When it comes to a zombie apocalypse, as stated in Zombieland, your number one advantage is that there is safety in numbers. This is also true when referring to society today. [Source A] You must work together towards the common good of the people. If everyone is only working for their own agenda, you never get to know the people around you. You know that nosey neighbor next door, who is always peeking her head over the fence? Little did you know she studied under Jackie Chan (which means she has a real mean roundhouse kick that leaves zombies in fear)…or she just has a massive stockpile of canned goods that could come in handy during a disaster. If you had walked over to the fence and took the time to get to...