I discovered something interesting as it relates to living self-sufficiently and I just had to share it with you. It serves as some profound food for thought. In the annals of early American history, few practices reveal the harsh realities of colonial life quite like “warning out.” This legal procedure, Read more…
Have you heard of the U.S. and European disaster that took place in 1816 all because of a volcano that erupted halfway across the world? It’s definitely worth taking note of. In 1816, an extraordinary event unfolded: summer never came. Frost in July, snow in August, and crop failures across Read more…
Let’s face it: when society breaks down, we’re all in deep… well, you know. I know it can seem daunting. But don’t worry. This article will help you handle your business when traditional plumbing decides to clock out. Because in a world gone mad, the last thing you want is Read more…
Neil Cavuto, a highly respected financial journalist, once made a thought-provoking statement about personal responsibility: “It’s about food. It’s about your home. It’s about your life. The government is worried about all of the above. All I’m saying is you should be worried they’re worried. Here’s why: They’re telling you Read more…
Bark-ocalypse Now: Prepping Your Pooch for When the Fur Hits the Fan Calling all fellow dog lovers and preparedness enthusiasts! We all know that when disaster strikes, we need to be ready to grab our bug-out bags and head for the hills. But what about our four-legged friends? Are Read more…
Ever wondered if your garden could look like a lush paradise without spending a fortune on fancy fertilizers? Well, let me share a little secret with you—bananas, those lovable yellow fruits, have a hidden superpower that your plants will thank you for. Of course, this won’t help you in a Read more…
Picture this: You’re standing in a weird hotel vestibule and can’t get back into your room or the room with the refrigerator. And oh, yeah, there’s that pesky little detail of the fact that you’re, wearing nothing but your undies and a slip, desperately trying to MacGyver your way back 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…
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 wrote an article several years ago about how I believe that in a financial collapse, desperate people would be persuaded by financial gain to essentially report on their neighbors for whatever the hot button cause of the day was at that time. I distinctly remember writing this article because Read more…