You may ask yourself "What do I do after the initial outbreak Michael?" firstly if you're asking yourself you shouldn't adress me in the question and secondly I'll tell you.

Congratulations on making it to a safe place (or surviving on the move with a small group), the first priority during the outbreak is being able to handle the initial fear and chaos of the outbreak. After you've succeeded in staving off the hordes of zombies and things have more or less settled down (with most zombies moving to other areas to hunt survivors not as prepared as yourselves. You'll find yourself with an abundance of time on your hands and you may start to even experience boredom. Keep in mind that by no means does this allow you to let your guard down but you need to find a way to pass the time when not on guard duty. Obviously your first action should be to keep yourself in shape and keep up to date with any traing you require (fire arms, first aid, gardening {seriously, you need a way to keep food supplies}, etc.) but you can only read manuals and practice for so long before fatigue sets in. Then what do you do? you can't watch t.v., even there's still power (unlikely) the noise would attract attention, same goes for video games and music. Your best course of action is to play board games or (if you have enough people) stage shows. Read books too, suprisingly you can occasionally learn things from them. basically what you want to do is find something quiet you can do preferably with more people than just yourself, social interaction will be important in keeping up morale and bonding with the people you will spend the majority of your new life with.

Always remember- the only good zombie is a non-existant zombie