Find out what Julie thinks about the book Dinner Is In The Jar – Quick and Easy Dinner Mixes in Mason Jars or Mylar Bags.

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Check out the cameo from Jodi’s husband in our new “How-To” series of helpful skills that could be important in emergency situations … because we can’t always count on our husbands being there to do it for us

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Some of your most asked questions about gardening are answered by Emily of mysquarefootgarden.net. Don’t miss out the info on her new eBooks now available too!

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The next installment in the Grandma Lori “Food Storage Makeover” is now posted. Check out her completed 3 month plan!

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Don’t be a food storage fool! Get something done this April Fool’s Day that you’ve been putting off.

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This is such a fun activity to do with your family. I learned about it at my son’s preschool and knew that I had to post it here for you all to enjoy. Make sure to do it 2-3 weeks before Easter so you can have enough time for your grass to grow! [...]

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Please note: This is part of a series of reviews we are doing on food storage, emergency preparedness, and self-reliance type books. For more reviews click here.
 

In The Trenches
Financial Survival During Times of Hardshipby Carol Schultz-Weil   
Background: For those of you who have followed Julie and I on our food storage journey over [...]

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Welcome to our 3 month supply segment with Grandma Lori and the:

Last week we posted the “Questions to Ask Yourself” when planning your 3 month supply. Julie got together with Grandma Lori and asked her those questions so they could formulate a plan. Watch the video to see what Grandma Lori’s answers were, and [...]

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Ever since we started this blog we have been asked if we would be willing to come and teach classes. In the beginning we didn’t feel qualified, and in recent times we have been so busy with families, jobs, and blogging, that we could not fit it into our schedules. However, for the [...]

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