The Basics of Handling An Emergency
Emergencies can strike at any time and any place. This is why knowing how to handle an emergency is important. Not knowing the basics of
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Basic Emergency Responses You Need To Know
There are instances when we’re caught unaware and unprepared for an emergency situation. After all, emergencies, by definition, are unpredictable and often happen without warning
Emergency Preparedness: How to Stay Safe Before a Natural Disaster
A natural disaster strike at any time without warning. It is thus critical to be prepared well in advance to ensure the safety of your
How to Can Meat… and why you should do it!
8 years ago, someone told me I could can meat. I was amazed! How did I NOT know about this?! This concept CHANGED my life!
Plan for disaster
This post may contain affiliate links. Read my affiliate link disclosure here Whats your plan for when disaster strikes? Sometimes I feel like disaster will never
5 Reasons WHY You Need Food Storage
Why do you have food storage? Also, why would you need food storage? I get asked these questions ALL the time So I’m sharing with
4 Steps to LOVE Food Storage
Will my family love food storage? The honest answer… You WON’T know until the time comes! BUT…there are some steps YOU can take to
How to Prepare Your Family for a Natural Disaster
Whether you live in the heart of the Corn Belt, the Deep South, or the Pacific Northwest, disaster can strike close to home. Protecting your
Moving Near a Senior Loved One: Everything to Consider
I’ve had a guest come on to help us understand when it’s time to move near a senior one. This can be very important to
Changing Your Oil in Your Car
Looking to save money or be more independent? Changing the oil in your car can help you with that. Continue reading for what you need,
How to Jump Start A Car
Having jumper cables in your car is a good idea, but not knowing how to use them… not so good. If you know how to
Red vs White Wheat: Which is better?
When I first started with food storage, I thought wheat was wheat. Then my sister-in-law started talking about different kinds of wheat, and I was
