Happy Independence Day!
This post is by Bernie Carr I wish everyone a Happy 4th of July! As we celebrate our country’s independence, let us remember the heroism and sacrifice that are required
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Category: Emergency Preparedness
Discover the Advantages of a Portable 360° Security Camera for Renters
Written by Marcus Pickett Home security cameras aren’t just for homeowners. You can get the same 1080p high-resolution picture, remote viewing and recording, alarm siren, and motion detection features in
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Can Your Smart Thermostat be Altered Remotely by Strangers?
imagine if you set your thermostat to cool your home to 65 degrees when you go to bed at night, then you wake up sweating the next morning and find out your thermostat is now set at 80 degrees. Someone outside your home accessed the thermostat and adjusted it without your knowledge.
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It’s the Summer of Shortages
Just a quick post today, as we look at multiple shortages going on in the country right now.
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U.S. Inflation at the Highest Level in 13 Years
I have kept my grocery budget the same, but I have noticed we are buying much less than before. Unfortunately, higher prices are not limited to food.
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It Happened to Me: What is COVID-19 Pneumonia?
I posted earlier that I was admitted to the hospital when my COVID-19 symptoms took a turn for the worst.
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How to Improve Your Navigation Skills When You are Bad at Directions
Developing navigation skills is often underrated, easily forgotten, poorly covered in some books and manuals. It is even harder if you have a poor sense of direction. Here are tips to improve your navigation skills in an urban scenario as well as off-grid.
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It Happened to Me: Warning Signs You Need to Go to the Hospital for COVID-19
In spite of being vigilant, staying away from crowds and gatherings, I fell ill. A week later, my symptoms got much worse: I was having trouble breathing, and felt pressure in my chest as I caught the next breath.
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The 13 Best All-Purpose Prepper Knives
Arguably, one of the most important pieces of survival gear that you will carry with you back out into the woods, whether you are hunting, fly fishing, camping, backpacking, or whatever, is going to be your knife. To willingly go out into the woods for an extended period of time without one is to flaunt one’s naivety. An all-purpose knife can very easily be the difference between life and death.
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Tips on How to Prepare for Disaster for Single Parents
Single parents have their hands full in supporting and caring for their kid(s) all by themselves. Juggling day to day activities is already challenging in itself, and planning what to do in a disaster may be overwhelming. It doesn’t have to be – by taking small steps each week, you will be on your way to being prepared in case of disaster.
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