Archive for ' Evacuation'
Posted:March 13, 2012 By:thesurvivalmom
“Gone In 60 Seconds”… Do You Have a Disaster Prepared Mindset?
Guest post by Tara who blogs at Disaster Mom. Check it out! Ashes fell like rain and smoke drowned out the fiery red sun on our cozy Southern California beach town in October of 2007. The [...]
Posted:March 08, 2012 By:thesurvivalmom
Survival Survey: What Are Your Plans For Bugging IN?
I got a question from one of my readers, Dee, and thought it would make a great Survival Survey. I live on my own in a suburb of a large city and don’t think I’m going [...]
Posted:August 23, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
Self Rescue: When Staying Put to Survive Isn’t an Option
by Peter Kummerfeldt as posted at Survival Common Sense (Stay or go? A fundamental precept of urban and wilderness survival is that during or after an emergency and/or survival situation, you should stay put so rescuers [...]
Posted:July 09, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
An evacuation dilemma: can you help?
Our July Skill of the Month is planning an evacuation, and for some of us, that’s easier said than done. Survival Mom Renee posted this question over on the Survival Mom forum, and I think we [...]
Posted:July 02, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
July Skill of the Month: Plan your evacuation route
I know I skipped the June Skill of the Month! I’m going to give you two July skills to work on. Watch for the second one to be posted this week! I’ve been thinking a lot [...]
Posted:June 15, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
INSTANT SURVIVAL TIP: A Germ Killing Must-Have for your B.O.B.
Recently, I bought an E-Cloth after learning how it could help keep my house more sanitary. It’s a pretty amazing invention, a microfiber towel that has been proven to remove 99% of bacteria from hard surfaces [...]
Posted:April 19, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
Lessons for Hurricane Evacuations
Last year, Kathlyn Smith of Texas shared with me some of her hurricane experiences. She’s a single mom in her 50′s and has managed to ride out two recent hurricanes, Ike and Rita, on her [...]
Posted:March 16, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
Maybe an earthquake emergency kit isn’t such a bad idea
Whenever I get panicked about something scary, the end of the world, for example, I wait a few minutes and the feeling goes away. I’m not panicking about earthquakes, but after I watched this video, I [...]
Posted:January 10, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
Bugging Out to the Country
Guest post by Patrice Lewis, columnist and blogger at Rural Revolution When many urban or suburban people think about Prepping or Survivalism, they think about bugging out to a more rural location. This has to be [...]
Posted:January 07, 2011 By:thesurvivalmom
Planning an Evacuation
Guest post by David Michaud, Emergency Disaster.net Home, in most situations, is where it is easiest for you to survive most emergency disaster – that is the place, after all, where your food and water supplies [...]
Survival Survey: What is your #1 stock-up item?
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Survival Survey: What is your #1 stock-up item?
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