Mississippi Mud Pudding Cake A brownie-like cake meets molten chocolate pudding—because sometimes, life is better when things get a little messy! Mom would make this for us kids as a special treat on family night. It’s delicious. I recommend adding in 3/4-1 cup of chopped walnuts. Ingredients For the Cake […]
(Because TP runs out, but smart sanitation never does.) Let’s talk about the real elephant in the outhouse: your so-called “prepared” bathroom. I know, I know—some of you have an entire garage packed with Costco-sized TP mountains, thinking you’re set for the next five years. But let me break it […]
I’ve posted 3 articles last week about how to make a DIY Faraday Cage. Why that topic instead of something yummy from the pantry? Well, it’s been on my mind lately. Part of the reason has been because of this bit of research that I ventured on. My mind has […]
What better way to come back from a prolonged sabbatical than with a review of a really cool product AND giving away 4 of these awesome RZ Masks to 4 of our lucky readers?!?! OK. So I’ve totally ruined any chance for suspense here as I’ve already used the words […]
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As I stated in Part 1 of this series, I firmly believe that there has never been a time since the sovereignty of this nation began, that has been more desperately in need of us developing the ability to support ourselves financially. Self-employment! We must become more faithful […]
Instead of bemoaning all that’s going wrong with our nation in recent events, I’ve chosen to try and help our readers fight back against all of this economic and political uncertainty. Over the next few days I’ll be posting a multi-part article series which will address specific ways that you […]
Preserving eggs in the refrigerator for 9 months is unfathomable to most people, let alone safely preserving eggs that long without refrigeration. But today I’ll make crystal clear how you can preserve eggs worry-free without compromising your health and taste standards and perhaps I’ll even shed some light on how […]
Would You Like More In-Depth Training on Important Topics? The Preparedness Pro has a lengthy career of teaching teethy topics in a manner that is simple to understand and apply to a person’s life. But there are many important topics just can’t be dealt with in the confines of a […]
When a government plan is passed that I feel vehemently opposed to; when I hear of the levels of radiation in California water being more than 18 THOUSAND percent higher than acceptable standards; when I feel the intense squeeze on my finances as the cost of 
gasoline and essential grocery items skyrocket; when I’m confronted by the ludicrous foolishness of my fellowmen; or when a 12 year old girl is told for the 4th time that her Leukemia has returned–it’s so tempting to feel beaten and completely helpless—unable to do anything to fix it or to change it. Unfortunately, that mental “beat down” feeling is the worst response to the unpleasant happenings in our world, and certainly one of the least helpful. But such a response is common place today. It’s my belief that such is the case because most people don’t have a positive and helpful way to absorb all of the mess in their surroundings so they turn to voices and vices which may yell louder and distract from the appalling realities that we find ourselves surround by.