For a limited time, you can get the ebook version for just $1.99! The ebook version is super handy to have on an ebook reader or your smartphone. You can even save it directly to your computer and access it anytime you're working on your computer. ... Read More
School’s Out: What Will You Do if Disaster Strikes and You are Forced to Homeschool?
A new school year is almost here. If your children attend school outside your home, have you ever thought about what would happen if their school was closed for an extended period of time? The most likely to occur disastrous events don’t have a ... Read More
Disaster Declared: How Authorities Respond
We’re all familiar with how Police and Fire Departments respond to a car accident here, or a house fire there. Police Officers and Firefighters go through months of training as emergency responders, and they do it day in and day out. Cops are good at ... Read More
My Job is to Tell You HOW to Prep – Not WHY
Several months ago, I was a speaker at a local prepper expo. Toward the end of the day, I and a few others were assembled to do a panel discussion. One of the first questions is one that I, as well as just about every other survival/prepper ... Read More
Worst Case Scenario: Taking Back Your Home From Intruders, Part 1
Those of us in the preparedness game spend lots of hours and lots of dollars preparing for any likely disaster. Food, water, power, communications, and many other topics fill our minds and fuel our plans. We all consider our well-prepared homes as ... Read More
Wet Nursing: Time to review an old tradition?
I have thought for some time about how formula fed babies will fare in a SHTF scenario. What if formula has already been looted from the store or destroyed by fire or a major natural disaster? In a time of chaos and collapse, infants are already ... Read More
50 Emergency Uses for a Phone Camera
In an emergency you’ll need to provide and receive help, and after it’s over, you’ll have to return, repair, and rebuild. Central to this is communication and documentation. Our society loves red tape, especially after disasters. Below are 50 ways a ... Read More
Parents Doubt U.S. Is Ready to Protect Kids from Disaster, Yet Are Doing Little to Prepare, Poll Shows
NOTE: I received this press release and thought the information was timely and a little alarming. It takes so little effort to put emergency plans in place. I hope you'll set aside some time this week to put together a vehicle emergency kit, ... Read More
The Disaster Communication Hub
As you go about crafting your disaster response plans, consider adding a communication hub to the equation. The idea is to have a central person who family and friends can contact to keep abreast of developments and get messages to one ... Read More
