by Millie Copper | Mar 8, 2022 | Preparedness
Whether the events of the previous two years or the last two months have spurred your preparedness journey, getting started may feel overwhelming. Where exactly should you start with your emergency preparedness efforts? In this article, I share my best tips, tricks,...
by Millie Copper | Jan 18, 2021 | Preparedness
Do you need a get home bag? If you ever leave your home, chances are good you should add a get home bag to your preparedness plans. This bag contains the emergency essentials you need in order to get from where you’re stranded—work, running errands, a dentist...
by Millie Copper | Sep 6, 2019 | Preparedness
There are certain things I remember about my Grandpa Dick. He always wore a grey button shirt with a pocket and a pocketed t-shirt underneath. He wore black working boots, slip-on cowboy style, that went to the middle of his calf. Grandpa Dick was a blue collar...
by Millie Copper | Mar 1, 2022 | Preparedness
Until recently, chances were if the words prepper or preparedness came up in conversation or the media, it was to mock or paint a less than flattering picture. Then, just like that, the pandemic happened. Toilet paper, cleansers, canned food, flour, yeast, and a whole...
by Millie Copper | Apr 7, 2021 | Preparedness
Safe drinking water is essential for survival. We’ve all heard you can go three days without water. While this may be true, after a full day without water, you’ll start to have difficulties. You’ll feel thirsty and sluggish. Followed by extreme...
by Millie Copper | Feb 22, 2022 | Preparedness
Preparedness information is abundant across the internet. In this article, I share some of what I consider to be the best preparedness resources. Knowledge is power. Thomas Jefferson believed knowledge also equated to safety and happiness (source). Gaining knowledge...