Family Preparedness in a Small Space
A lot people are probably wondering what it’s like to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Our guest writer, Dan Vale, has graciously decided to share details on what went into the decision to get vaccinated, and what it was like.
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In a dire emergency, people would ration stored water mainly for drinking. But maintaining hygiene, especially in an emergency and a pandemic is a priority as well. If you only have a small amount of water, here are a few ways to stay clean.
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There may come a time where you need to expand beyond basic survival and defend your life and loved ones.
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Sometime in mid to late March last year, the lockdowns started in the United States. Who would have thought that January-February 2020 would be the last few months of normalcy? Here are a few thoughts on what I learned.
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Bad news for coffee drinkers – the price for your daily cup (or three) is about to increase.
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Written by Dan Vale The short answer to the above question is that an emphasis on good nutrition will help you to stay healthy during difficult times such as the
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Written by Bernie Carr Now that things have somewhat settled down in Texas after the disaster, I reached out to readers to see how they fared during the severe winter
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If you learned anything from 2020, it should be that life can turn on a dime. You need to prepare for the unexpected. The next disaster might not be a pandemic where authorities ask you to stay home — so are you prepared to flee when seconds count?
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Written by Bernie Carr If you’ve been noticing an increase in food prices lately, particularly in dairy products such as milk and eggs, meats and vegetables, you’re not alone. Food
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Power outages often happen during disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, snow storms and even heat waves.
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