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13 Jun 2014 by content_admin filed in Mental Preparedness
Is Homeschooling Right for You?--by Guest Contributor Penni Batty
There's a whole lot of buzz about public school these days. As a home school mom of six children, I think I've probably heard every existing argument in favor of it, and yet, the more of these arguments I hear, the more opposed I am to public education. Why? Because most of these arguments defy logic and reason.
Let's look at the big one first—my pet peeve—the claim that the only acceptable place for your child to learn how...
07 Apr 2011 by Preparedness Pro filed in Clothing & Shelter Preparedness
When you think Clothing and Shelter Preparedness you need to think about them in terms of environmental control, durability, repair, and safety. These four aspects cover all of the potential considerations for being self-reliant in matters of clothing and shelter, which is why both are considered as one Principle of Preparedness.
First let’s take the clothing aspect. The clothing which you purchase today may end up being clothing that you rely upon long-term. I’m not just talking about some...
22 Mar 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
At the age of 6, I was doing dishes and cooking meals on my own. Yes, looking at my young nieces and nephews now, I agree that 6 years old is quite young to be doing such tasks, but I didn’t feel like a kid at that age. Mom was a single mother of three at that time and so we all had to pitch in and I can honestly say that today, I’m so grateful that she did.
Children cooking photo c/o www.umbriacooks4u.com
I’ll never forget the first thing I ever cooked—Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. I was...
