One thing you don’t want to be during the coming “crunch” — a polite word for “collapse” — is dependent on the system. The more you can take care of yourself, the better off you’ll be physically, financially, emotionally and … Continue reading →
Everyone should have a bug out bag – even if they don’t believe that the world as we know it is going to end soon. This collection of emergency items need not include guns, grenades and bullet proof vests but … Continue reading →
Florida, the state where golden beaches brilliantly shine and flocked by people, where different cultures collide and where economic growth never ceases. But Florida, as flourishing at its name, is also a target of threats in many forms. Situated at … Continue reading →
Dehydrated food is finding many uses in homes these days aside from its traditional value as survival food, camping food, and food found in shelters. Dehydrated foods are also used by astronauts and soldiers. Purchasing bulk dehydrated food is a … Continue reading →
Have you been asked by these questions before? What’s inside your fridge right now? Is your dog food or cat food edible by humans? Do you have an emergency meeting place for your family? Who’s going to get your kids … Continue reading →
One thing everyone can learn about life is to expect the unexpected. How well the lesson is learned is reflected in the way that person installs the safety net in their life and how that is installed in every organization … Continue reading →
The fact of the matter is that nobody knows just exactly are the specific problems that could eventually result during a major emergency. The best thing one could possibly do is make himself prepare for anything that could happen. The … Continue reading →
Sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Preparedness Month encourages Americans to take steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses, schools, and communities. Throughout the month of September thousands of organizations – national, regional, and local … Continue reading →
With Hurricane Dorian poised to hit the east coast of Florida in the next couple of days, perhaps it’s appropriate to talk about hurricane preparedness. With meteorologists forecasting a very active hurricane season, you may want to learn how to … Continue reading →
The hurricane season varies from year to year so one cannot predict how strong the storms could get at a certain time or how many will hit us. With that in mind, it is our responsibility to get prepared in … Continue reading →
