Let’s get real. When your life is plagued by anxiety, progressing towards a more self-sufficient lifestyle is anything but easy. But, is it possible. Yes! If you do it the Preparedness Pro way which is panic-free, peaceful, preparedness. Let’s first talk about the prevalence of anxiety. Anxiety is a prevalent Read more…
Plantain weed is often considered a “superweed” because of its incredible resilience and nutritional value. It’s a plant that gardeners may see as a nuisance, but it’s truly a gem in the world of wild edibles and medicine! That makes this article classified as both a Food Preparedness article and Read more…
We all love our digital conveniences, don’t we? Whether it’s streaming the latest binge-worthy series, shopping for that perfect pair of shoes at 3 AM, or sharing photos of our homemade bread (yes, it’s still a thing!), we rely heavily on our digital devices. But just as we stock our Read more…
Just imagine having a delicious meal of scalloped potatoes or steaming mashed potatoes at dinner or fried potatoes in the morning and having both take you hardly any time at all to make! Imagine never having to throw out a bag of nasty potatoes again all because you know how Read more…
Ah, the joys of teaching kids about preparedness! It’s like trying to convince them that broccoli is just tiny trees waiting to be devoured by a mighty dinosaur. But hey, if I can make it out of a Nashville hotel hallway in nothing but a black slip and my wits, Read more…
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 Read more…
Yes, a microwave CAN work as a metal container for a DIY Faraday cage, but with some caveats. Here’s a closer look at how and why a microwave can be used for this purpose, as well as its limitations: Why a Microwave Could Work as a DIY Faraday Cage A Read more…
Alternatives to Home Security: When Convenient Becomes Impossible Making do with what you have has always been a motto of rural America. Growing up on a farm teaches you this first-hand. As a kid you figure out that some Popsicle sticks and barbed wire can make for a fun-filled afternoon. Read more…
This week has been full of all kinds of activities in readiness for the Christmas holiday, but I still have to keep up on my self-sufficiency duties. I received my fabulous ground beef from Zaycon Foods this past week and decided to turn the necessity of canning it into a Read more…
I’ve received a LOT of questions lately as to the notion of using fish antibiotics (fish mox) for human use as well as livestock antibiotics and other livestock medicine for human use—of course not for everyday, but certainly in an effort to be medically self-reliant if an “end of the world as we know it” scenario occurs. (Yes, there actually are other euphemisms to describe a crisis other than “when the *bleep* hits the fan.” *grin*) Well, the short answer to these queries is NO, livestock medicines are not fit for human use and YES, fish antibiotics certainly are acceptable for human use. So…go fish.