What started my zombie fixation: Different movies and an involvement in scientific research.
Favorite zombie book: There are zombie books?
Favorite zombie movie: Resident Evil 3
Favorite quote in any zombie movie: "Ten points!" -Resident Evil: Apocalypse

I plan on having a few different steps that are the following:
1. Find any friends and family that I can, making sure no one is infected.
2. Round up all available supplies, including guns, food, nightsticks, rope, clothing, cards, radio, knives, wood, etc.
3. Head to the forests with my group. I live in Iowa, and as such there are plenty of forests around. I may or may not go to my father's friend's cabin and barn in an isolated area.
4. We build structures above reaching level (about 10 feet) above the ground. Using temporary base camps with constant vigilance on the ground to protect us during construction. The building shall occur deep inside of forests, at least 10 miles from the nearest town or city.
5. We grow accustomed to our new shelter, and live off of the land as much as possible. We make different expeditions into different towns and cities, preferably towns, to find supplies and other survivors (making sure no one is infected and killing anyone that is).
6. We grow.
7. After a few years, and enough supplies, we retake a town. We, of course, keep a few people in our woodland shelter. We then proceed to wall of the town as best as possible.
8. We defend the town as our wall grows. We build farmland (once again very abundant in Iowa) and create everything that we need to be self sufficient.
9. We begin to take in other survivors, still making certain that no one is infected. Our town grows, in population and ability to survive. We can continue to make careful expeditions to other towns, avoiding cities, to search for more survivors and the growing need for more and more supplies.
10. We survive as best as we can, using the forest as a last resort fallback for a potential restart.


My score and score summary on the non-lame zombie survival test: