Standard food, water, medical supplies. Probably a bottle of liquor off my shelf. Extra pairs of socks, underwear.

Some other things I'll hope I have ready to grab on the go:

- digital camera
- mac book air
- a moleskine, with pen

I can probably leave behind the chargers. Electricity will probably go out, or I can always loot/scavenge a store.

I should probably prepare an emergency survival pack for such an occasion so that I can just grab it and go.

There's this unwritten rule among apocalypse survivalists: "Don't be a hero."

However, I believe that if I have the ability to help someone, I should. And who knows, the person I help could be a potential ally.

I'll try to get into the apartment as quick as I can to help them. Once we subdue the threat, we can pool our resources together to escape and get to the next area of safety.

I've been training for this day.

I'll mostly likely tweet or blog something about it, saying something like, "People are turning into bloody cannibals. Time to break out the machete."

I'll have to evacuate the city, which will be a very difficult task since it's a major one. I'll have to hook up with fellow survivors to watch my back. I'll travel around with your standard melee weapon along with a backpack of supplies.

If we make it out, it's a simple matter of keeping on the move and surviving.

I'll probably try to make my way over to the east coast to locate family and friends. We should probably designate a meeting spot, in case of emergencies like this. Somewhere remote and easily defendable, where any one of us can hole up for a couple weeks.

This threat is real. It is always best to be prepared.

Brain, I supposed? I use it more.

I've always been impressed by the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class...

First, I would so tweet about it. haha

Next, I'll load up on supplies and weapons, assuming I haven't created a cache in preparation yet. Then hunker down somewhere to wait for the initial chaos to subside. Once everything is settled, I'll travel around the country, helping aimless strangers, and ridding the world of the undead, one by one.

Kind of a broad question... but I guess in a year I'd love to be settled in my fully furnished apartment in Chicago, happy with my dream job, and continuing to have plenty of adventures. But above all that, I'll be sharing it all with that special someone.

Yes, I am quite ambitious.

Google sounds awesome right about now