I has been free from zombie incursions for several months. I've noticed this trend for a couple years now. We see several zombie attacks in the fall and in the spring and then they die off during the winter months. I'm beginning to wonder if the undead are vulnerable to the cold.
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I noticed that the nearby city of Cedar Rapids, IA, hasn't let this period of respite slide by. They have wisely offered the children the opportunity to learn the skills needed to survive the upcoming zombie apocalypse. Check this out:
I noticed that the nearby city of Cedar Rapids, IA, hasn't let this period of respite slide by. They have wisely offered the children the opportunity to learn the skills needed to survive the upcoming zombie apocalypse. Check this out:
The city of Cedar Rapids wants kids to be ready for anything - including a zombie attack. The Parks and Recreation Department is holding two weeks of zombie survival camp through the end of March at the Ushers Ferry Historic Village. Adventurous kids between the ages of 8 and 12 are eligible to participate. Organizers say kids will make an emergency survival kit, build a shelter and find their way in the wilderness. The camp will test the kids' newly acquired survival skills on the last day with a "water gun war" of humans vs. zombies.I'm not sure how I feel about pitting children against zombies -- especially armed with water guns!! -- but I trust the Zombie Survival Camp's organizers know what they're doing.