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What are the most immediate challenges that you are going to face? How will you overcome them?
Once your basic needs are met for the near-term future, what long-term projects will you need to consider? Think about the basic necessities. How will you feed yourselves? Where will you get clean water? How will you provide clothing and shelter?
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How will you make decisions? How will you ensure that people abide by those decisions? How will you protect your village? How will you expand and grow?
There is going to be a lot of work to rebuild civilization. Who will do it? How will it all get done?
What are the most important traits in your village? Will your village strive to be safe? Rich in supplies? Minimize effort by citizens? Fun and inviting? A fortress? In harmony with nature or controlling it? Open and freely changing or orderly and structured?
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Let your conversation develop into a plan. When your group can describe your village idea, ask to meet with Mr. Ashman and discuss.
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