Earthquakes
A few weeks ago I mentioned I had read on another blog a comment from a woman who thought food storage was foolish and she commented that disasters and earthquakes never happen in NYC. Has she really forgotten 9/11? Last week I wrote an article for an online magazine and I wanted to post part of it here. I hope this will help to assure you disaster do happen everywhere and we need to take responsibility for our own...
Posted by Carolyn on Aug 25th, 2008 in Before the Disaster, Food Storage, Money Savers, Natural Disasters, Pandemic, Seven Steps | Comments Off
Seven Steps Week 31
We had a great week with our family visiting southern California. Thank you to all who helped me last week by creating guest posts and also allowing me to post some of the comments I have received personally. As I sat in earthquake country with my family I was so happy to see how our family there is preparing and even our grandchildren know what to do in an emergency. Nothing is more important to me than my family...Whole Wheat Bread
Today we present a guest post from our friend at FoodStorageMadeEasy.net, Julie Weiss. Types of wheat Spring or winter: Winter red wheat tends to have a slightly higher protein and is a bit harder than content than spring. Winter red is better for baking bread. There is not a significant difference in hard or soft white wheat. Hard or soft: Hard wheat varieties have higher gluten (protein) and are better for...Discouraged About Food Storage? Make a Plan
As with most things there is not only one way to accomplish a goal. This is the just another approach, while much like the one we have been using. Hannah and Abbie have concentrated on food storage on their blog so they have some info I have not yet addressed since I am concentrating on all aspects of preparedness, but you all know how I feel about food storage for preparing..it’s a must! We could talk all...
Posted by Carolyn on Aug 20th, 2008 in Before the Disaster, Natural Disasters, Seven Steps, Survival Tips | 3 comments
