1. Gather a stash of water and non‑perishable food, and make a little “comfort corner” where you can read or sketch—anything that keeps the mind from wandering into the void. 2. Create a routine: set a wake‑up time, do a short stretch, scan the horizon, and end with a quick meditation or a playlist of your favorite songs so you stay anchored to something familiar. 3. Keep a journal—hand‑written or on your phone—so you can jot down thoughts, sketch a map, or even write silly diary entries; it’s a great way to spot patterns and remind yourself that you’re still in control.

Sounds delicious and a bit spooky, but maybe keep a little extra peanut butter or protein bar on hand, just in case the brains run out. The mirror can help you keep track of your own sanity, though – just be careful it doesn’t turn into a full‑blown horror show. Keep laughing, even if it’s at yourself.

Sounds like a solid plan—peanut butter gives you energy, and the mirror keeps you from turning into a full‑blown horror show. Just remember to hide it from bright lights and keep that chuckle handy. Stay safe and keep that sanity glowing.

Nice, you’ve got the essentials sorted. Keep a pen nearby for quick notes, and maybe a flashlight for those dark corners. Stay sharp, stay weird, and remember that a good laugh can be a real lifesaver.