It seems we are getting ATTACKED. If you receive an email from Totally Ready support please do not open it. All correspondence from Totally Ready must go through me and will have my address. Just one more type of emergency to prepare for, a ciber attack. I guess we will have to address that soon. [...]
My Call For Help…What Have You Learned
Today is a run, run , run day but I need your help so I am digressing from my normal post for the day. As many of you have noticed I have a link on my blog to the can organizer. I am having trouble with the link and would appreciate your help. If you [...]
Tip of the Week…Preparing for Emergencies for City Dwellers,Part 3…Civil Unrest
Our April Newsletter is out so if you have subscribed and did not receive one please let me know. April’s issue includes: General Store: Items stored as of April 1st Tips of the Week: Expanded for the month of March Storing Food Safely Containers Appropriate for food storage Containers NOT appropriate for food storage Dutch [...]
Lessons Learned From the History Making Storm
Well, it’s time for the clean-up now and also to share lessons learned from this historic snow storm. First: During a crisis store shelves will empty AND they may not be restocked for several days after. The following is a statement issued by the Safeway Corporation yesterday: Safeway “Our Eastern Division stores are doing their [...]
72 Hour Kits, Really…
We have not talked about 72 hour kits for over a year now and I feel with so many new people checking in it is time to revisit the topic. Just today I heard a report that there is a million pounds of food waiting to be distributed in Haiti but the rescue workers have [...]
June 11, 2010 




