Preparedness
28 Jan 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
by Kellene
Water storage--do you have enough?
As you know, I’ve strongly recommended in the past that you store at least one gallon of water per person, per day in order to be prepared for unforeseen events. However, what if you don’t have the luxury of benefiting from that which you have stored in your home? Well, here are a few “plan B” options for you.
1) Dry Creek Bed: If you see a dry creek bed, you’re most likely in luck. Follow the creek bed down-slope until you come to a bend...
06 Jan 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Are you looking at homes that are way out of your price range?
It’s common in the world of real estate sales for a realtor to show their prospective buyers homes that are WAY out of their price range in order to soften them up enough to buy a home that is a bit above their intended price range. By viewing all of the larger homes, the buyers are usually more willing to accept a home that may be a bit more than what they were willing to pay, but still be manageable in contrast to the enormous...
31 Dec 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Hello readers! The Preparedness Pro SINCERELY wishes prandin you all a delightful, safe, and joyous New Year's celebration. We're going to take a couple of days off here and we'll catch you all back here on Monday!
Enjoy your time off!!
30 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Today I’m going to address another issue in the world of preparedness that tends to be quite controversial. This is the matter of where one should live in order to be better prepared. Addressing this issue properly will require more than one article as there are many components to consider. But for today, let’s start with the most obvious one. Can you only be prepared if you live out in a rural area?
Photo c/o scripturereader.blogspot.com
For starters, allow me to answer the question based...
20 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Here are few more of some of my favorite “pantry recipes”, adjusted to be make with freeze-dried products, powdered milk, etc. You can make them with fresh or pre-packaged products. Regardless, they will turn out yummy! Enjoy!
Yummy Lentil Soup
2 C. Lentils
¼ C. dry parsley
2 T. dried chopped onion
salt to taste
1 T. Garlic
6 C. water or broth of your choice
3 strips of uncooked bacon or ½ cup of bacon bits or canned ham bits
Put all ingredients in a large uncovered...
17 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
If you think beans are gross, you're in for a surprise! Photo c/o wiredrive.com
Having beans in your pantry isn’t appealing to a lot of people. Mostly though it’s because the thought of eating them exclusively long-term causes them to prefer death. So allow me to fill you in on some of the basic information about cooking with beans, storing them, sprouting them, etc.
Believe it or not but beans can be a comfort food.
A study conducted at Weber State University showed that when eaten in a...
12 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
The following link is a very interesting article which outlines how the WHO altered their pandemic classifications just before they classified the Swine Flu at a level 6. This article also outlines the financial motivation for the medical and pharmaceutical industry to address an influenza strain rather than a more simple strain of illness.
Here's the link:
OUTBREAK!
How U.N. redefined 'pandemic' to heighten alarm over H1N1
World Health Organization quietly changed cialis online...
12 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Conspiracy Abounds
There is a bumper sticker that I was indelibly impressed with when I was 13 years old. It said “Just because I’m paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after me.” I share that with you today because people seem to have a heightened sensitivity to the word “conspiracy.” Any time they hear something that sounds like it is a conspiracy, they dismiss it. Well folks, “Just because it’s a conspiracy, doesn’t mean it isn’t real.” You may not like the word or meaning of the word...
09 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Today I’ve been doing a lot of research on future articles while my stomach grumbled—I’m ignoring it for now. But for some reason I’ve been fantasizing about all kinds of quick meals that I wanted to make tonight for dinner. And if it’s a quick, nutritious meal, then it’s bound to have a pressure cooker involved (at least in my house). So I realized that I could share some of these recipes with you. The first two are made in a pressure cooker, the other two are made simply in regular pans....
06 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Want to ensure that your vegetables are tasty, nutritious, and void of pesticides and other chemicals? Well, the simple answer is to grow your own. Yes, you can do it—even if you live in a 500 square foot apartment in Upper Manhattan. It’s called sprouting. And I can assure you it’s not just a hobby for hippies. *grin*
Alfalfa Sprouts
You can sprout any whole grain, seed, legume or nut—so long as
they haven’t been “killed” by being stored with oxygen absorbers or processed before they get...
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