| Food Storage, Temporal Preparedness | 1 Comment
Bottling food is the best! It’s a great way to preserve food from your garden, jam the berries in season, or even store up meats for stews. Who doesn’t love homemade salsa right out of the jar? It can last for years and you can save your favorite foods and know exactly what is in them.
How do you safely store all your bottled food to be safe from the effects of an earthquake?
| Temporal Preparedness | 5 Comments
What a treat to have in your food storage pantry, don’t you think? What a way to dress up all those beans you’ve stored than to have bacon! I wanted to try canning bacon for months and I was pouring through the different blogs and articles on how to do it.
| Medical - First Aid, Physical Preparedness | 6 Comments
For years I had the same home-made First Aid Kit in a big long tackle box (pictured bottom right). I felt pretty good about it, but as time has gone on, I knew I needed to update it. Upon looking around, I decided to also build another kit and organize it better. When I saw this rolling cart, I knew I had to do a kit that could be mobile and hold more things.
| Getting Prepared, Medical - First Aid, Physical Preparedness, Temporal Preparedness | No Comments
I’m not the most expert on coupon clipping or bargain hunting, but I have done a lot of researching and studying of products and items in the last year for preparedness. I thought I would share what I personally have found, in the event that it is helpful for anyone else. Please also realize that the things I was researching and purchasing have been what I felt was a need for my family and our preps. Yours might be different.
| Intellectual Preparedness, Spiritual Preparedness, Temporal Preparedness | No Comments
For those paying attention, it’s not hard to see that America is on its way very quickly to a paradigm shift.
We are facing a collapse of exceptional scale. As noted by International Man Jeff Thomas of Casey Research, it’s not that difficult of an exercise to predict what’s coming next.
