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18 Aug 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Mental Preparedness
by Kellene
I’ve been reading a great book over the last couple of weeks, “Molon Labe" that covers a lot of self-defense preparedness. In it the author reminds the reader several times that all fights are decided before the battle begins. The point being that it’s the level of self-defense preparation which takes place before a battle which determines the victor. To me that’s certainly what self-defense preparedness is all about—a way to ensure that we win as many of life’s battles as are...
18 Jan 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Food Preparedness
Will your pantry shelves mirror the store shelves in an emergency or food shortage?
There is a serious food supply emergency going on right now. We don’t have to wait any longer folks. In fact, I would say we are at Level Orange with very little more required to push us to Level Red. No. I’m not spewing fear and chaos. I’m trying to share information with you laid out in a rational, factual manner so that you can be aware and to take measures to insure that you are affected by this food...
15 Jan 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Food Preparedness
When most people think about eating from their food storage, they think about mundane wheat, rice, and beans. If I had to live on that, I may very well starve to death out of boredom, also known as “appetite fatigue.” There are two key ways to avoid this from happening to you and your family if you’re forced to live off of food storage.
1) Store what you eat 2) Learn to use what you store While this may sound simple, I find that frequently when I evaluate a person’s food storage they...
