
Archive for ' Parents'
When Technology Fails: 5 Reasons to Un-Automate Your Kids
Guest post by Renee Bedford. The miracle of modern science is fast making its way into every phase of our lives from processes requiring delicate operations to simple daily communication; everything is rife with the latest [...]
INSTANT SURVIVAL TIP: Books Build Family Bonds
My first teaching job landed me in a junior high classroom teaching Language Arts to mostly Navajo students. I discovered that most of them had never enjoyed classics such as Charlotte’s Web or Charlie and the [...]
Can’t Play ANOTHER Game of “Go Fish”?
This list was submitted by rightwingmom. When the lights go out, when there’s no money for a night out at the movies, you’ll be grateful for this list! Imagine you’ve thought ahead and thrown a standard [...]
Let me entertain you!
by Liz Long Let me entertain you! Or not. While I’m pretty sure Mama Rose could survive anything, she, her daughters, and the singing cow they dressed up in will not be there with you in [...]
A Family Survival Adventure
Guest post by John Durfee Quietly crawling down an embankment with your daughter toward a small stream, you quickly fill your canteen with water which you’ll need later for the trek towards the camp for tonight. [...]
For pure entertainment, watch a survival flick!
M.D. Creekmore over at The Survivalist Blog has had a lot of time on his hands lately. How do I know? Well, he’s put together a list of the “Greatest Survival Flicks of All Time.” How [...]
Eating on the Road, a Family Road Trip Survival Plan
To save money on this road trip, I was determined to eat as many meals as possible from food that I had packed. [...]
Survival Mom’s Crisis Plan for Seniors
Sometimes a Survival Mom has to look around to see who might need some extra help in an emergency. Young children, invalids, and the elderly are especially vulnerable during tumultuous times. In 1995, I was in Chicago during one [...]
The Surprising Lessons of a Family Firearm Hobby
My husband and I are shockingly bad parents. A year ago we made the choice to teach our children about the world of firearms, and, in the eyes of some, that qualifies us as candidates for [...]
How to Begin a Successful Home-Based Business
Seventeen years ago, I found myself signing an agreement form with a direct sales company. Without a single shred of sales or business experience, I impulsively launched what would become a very successful venture. Looking back, [...]



















