The pursuit of truth and knowledge during uncertain times is exhausting and perhaps a bit debilitating. If you struggle with the burden of truth and knowledge, read this and learn you are not alone.
Rarely is something written sharing survival strategies for the woman living alone. This has been a recurring question in comments and in my email. Here are 10 smart, common sense strategies to get you started. And by the way, these same strategies can be embraced by anyone living alone, not just the single woman.
A prepper pantry is often loaded with items that may not be tolerated by those with food intolerances. Learn to prep for those with dietary restrictions.
When it comes to emergency water, there is a plethora of free information available on the web. Here are some of the very best resources to get you started. In this article, learn everything you need to know about acquiring, storing, and purifying water. Try not to become overwhelmed because the reality is, once you understand the basics of emergency water, you can take things step by step. Having plenty of good clean water is easy once you learn how!
It seems as though every day I get a new question or two about emergency water. The most interesting thing is that the questions get more detailed and more technical…
When it comes to planning for a disruptive event, nothing tops the quest for a source of good clean drinking water. Water followed by food, are the top priorities for…
Have you ever found yourself rummaging around for first aid items? If so, take a look at this portable “ammo can” first aid kit and create one of your own. Perfect for emergencies or even every day use. The best part? It is portable and weighs less than 10 pounds!
How well would you cope without running water during a power outage? Talk about a double whammy! Here are seven solutions to help you survive for the short term when the tap is dry and the pump to the well, if you have one, is not working.
How many times have you been stumped when someone close to you thinks you are nuts to prep. Here are some comebacks to bring the conversation back on track.
If I say that multi-purpose items rule I would be preaching the choir since we already know that doing so allows you to conserve precious storage space and save money. Here are 50 reason why preppers need vinegar – and lots of it – in their stockpiles. Can you think of others?
“Everyone who lives in the city is going to die when the SHTF.” Have you ever been on a preparedness website and read that? It makes my blood boil, and…
According to the CDC, there’s a public health epidemic you need to be on the lookout for. It’s not contagious, but has spread due to the North American lifestyle. You…
Focusing on skills is a welcome break from the sometimes frantic quest to acquire food, gear and supplies. Here are 12 skills for preppers that won’t cost a dime.
This is the time of year when many folks pack up and head out on vacation. Do you take your preps with you? Here is a list of items that I take with me when I travel. Can you think of some others?
Canning jars, also called Mason Jars, have a long and colorful history. If you collect, hoard or just love mason jars, learn more in Canning Jars 101.
Whenever I think of glow sticks, my first thoughts are of kids’ sleepovers or rock concerts. Despite the visions of the Dollar Store party supply section that are probably dancing…