
Archive for ' Stocking Up'
Cornstarch : It’s not just for gravy anymore
Guest post by K.C. Face Paint – You can use cornstarch to make face paint that will be just as good at the type of face paint that clowns use. It is quite easy to make [...]
Survival Survey: You can never have enough of…
I’ve been looking over our emergency supplies and realized that we need more batteries. A lot more. The thought occurred to me, is it possible to have too many batteries? What else should I stock up [...]
Survival Survey: Could you become a purveyor of vice?
A lot of survival and preparedness minded people stock up on items they intend to use for barter or, possibly, sale. I’ve stocked up on things like extra ibuprofen and toothbrushes, just in case, but for [...]
Could you stomach these Great Depression meals?
With all the talk about food storage and growing our own food, I did a little digging around to find out what some people ate during America’s Great Depression of the 1930′s. Surprisingly, a few of [...]
Instant Survival Tip: Get the most out of multi-use items
By contributor John Heatherly Multi-use items save space in a survival kit or bug-out bag, and they are fun! Here are a few that are worth stocking up on and most are budget-friendly. Petroleum Jelly – [...]
Action Step: Start tracking sundries
My friend Rob Hanus of ThePreparednessPodcast gave this assignment to members of a prepredness Meet-Up group, and he gave me permission to use it as this week’s Action Step. Make a list of all the sundries [...]
You don’t have to be British to appreciate tea!
Guest post by Liz Long. It’s getting cooler out where I live, which is not Arizona, so I’m drinking more tea and (slightly) less soda. It took me a long time to start drinking tea [...]
In defense of stockpiling
You say potato, I say po-tah-toe. You say tomato, I say to-mah-toe. You say hoarding, I say prepping. That may not be exactly how the lyrics go, but to some people, stocking up/stockpiling is the same [...]
Preparedness mindset 1: Think annual, not monthly
Guest post by Heather of Prudent Pantry, a member of our Survival Mom-Blog Ring. We are taught to think in a monthly budget or a paycheck-to-paycheck budgeting manner. What would you say if I said it’s [...]
Forever foods and your food storage pantry
The original list, “10 cooking staples that can outlast you“, was written by Laura Moss. It’s great info for anyone stocking up on food and would make a good addition to your Survival Mom Binder. The [...]






















