Under siege

We have been under siege for three days now. Our cleanup procedures have done nothing but send up signal fires to these unholy creatures...literally. And everytime we deal with one, the gunfire signals more. There are hundreds of corpses surrounding the walls. They are stacked so deep in one area that we are concerned about the creatures gaining access to the roof, compromising our position. As soon as we get a moment free of them, we'll have to send out a clearing party to remove the stacks of bodies.

I don't know how we will decide who goes without causing in internal riot.

The training with bows and crossbows is going well. We are planning to implement these weapons on the rooftops within the next couple of days. This should drastically reduce the number of zombies we are drawing to us with the gunfire...I hope.

Weapons, ammunition, and food supplies are holding out. I am already making plans for what to do when the food stores start running low. We should have a couple of more weeks without the need to severely ration, but plans need to be made now for that time.

The good news (if there is any), Brad was able to successfully adapt one of the generators for use with a stationary bike. This will greatly increase our ability to have electricity available when we need it. Now that we know how to convert these, we have plans to convert almost all of the generators over to bike power. We lost power yesterday for a short time and can't rely too much on power from the grid anymore. At least we can still use hard line phones, though it doesn't seem like anyone is out there.