Because I believe I have delivered on that promise to share prep info and even redirect you to other sites to get more or better how to facts, I thought today I would recap a bit.
Thank you for stopping in to see what's new, but a piece of good advice I can give you is "Stop. Every once in a while stop and review." Look over the last week or month or year and list the things that you enjoyed learning. Remember the lessons that made a difference to your life. First and always pat yourself on the back and tell yourself, every step is a step forward even when the lessons are hard.
So, for stopping in more than once, here is a present: a review and....GOOD JOB! Good for you preparing for the times that are to come!
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Buckets-- use to pack stored supplies
a bucket full of baby items is a whole week of food & formula
a med kit to go full of medicine bandaging & over the counter meds.
games & paper record keeping, educational booklets, pencils & pens
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Good to have and good to fill.
Kitchenware--Pots and pans that can be used to cook in home or over fire
A dutch oven, pie irons, and spiders for fire cooking
Non-electrical appliances, juicers, butter churn, food mill
Barbecue tools
Canning supplies
Make your own prep supplies and gifts--Firestarters, a personal toilette,
Fleece blankets, fleece caps, bandages, table covers & 1st aid kits
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Food--Long term storable foods, sugar, rice, vinegar, beans, dehydrated whole
foods like potatoes, dehydrated milk
How to store it in home before moving off site.
Gardening for prep--Seed starting, cold framing, & seed saving, composting
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