Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Have a Plan, Prepare for the Unplanned...
What should we do now, while we can? What is too much or too little? This is a new site under construction. Don't forget to have some fun along the way. Workers on this site are gone fishing or shooting stuff. Stay tuned for more info...
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
How to Survive an Emergency
How to Identify and Survive an Emergency
My old Boy Scout motto "Be Prepared" always rings a bell.
There are so many types of emergencies and ways to prepare, so focus mainly on the most likely. The supplies of food, water, medical and sanitation all have a part.
A survival situation can very well bring others into your life. You may need to share your preparedness or rely on help from others.
When hurricane Ike came thru we were 80+ miles inland but only a few miles from the center eye of Ike. The neighborhood looked like a disaster zone with much damage to houses and trees down everywhere. We were ten days without power. I went with a neighbor fifty miles round trip to find more gas for the generator.
* First you need to identify an Emergency.
It is far better to recognize a situation evolving than to stick your head in the ground and wait for it to get worse. Flood waters and storms are a good example.
* At the same time realize the degree of urgency.
When a hurricane is comming, do I need to go get some gas for the generator now or just wait till the power is out and gas lines are really long. Also do I need to buy some extra food or is it already too late because of everyone else doing the same, huh.
* Remember panic is the worst thing to do. It is natural, but must be dealt with.
The more prepared you are, the more confinence you will have. The more confidence you have, the better you can help those around you who are worried.
I suggest to go to Cody Lundin's web site. He is well educated and shares a lot of common sense. Plus he has been hosted on TV and written several survival books, one on urban survival. This guy is amazing.
http://www.codylundin.com/
Okay you stayed here this long, so I will give you probably the best survival site I can. You can really find a lot of answers here. This guy is very experienced.
Go there and bring back some comments.
My old Boy Scout motto "Be Prepared" always rings a bell.
There are so many types of emergencies and ways to prepare, so focus mainly on the most likely. The supplies of food, water, medical and sanitation all have a part.
A survival situation can very well bring others into your life. You may need to share your preparedness or rely on help from others.
When hurricane Ike came thru we were 80+ miles inland but only a few miles from the center eye of Ike. The neighborhood looked like a disaster zone with much damage to houses and trees down everywhere. We were ten days without power. I went with a neighbor fifty miles round trip to find more gas for the generator.
* First you need to identify an Emergency.
It is far better to recognize a situation evolving than to stick your head in the ground and wait for it to get worse. Flood waters and storms are a good example.
* At the same time realize the degree of urgency.
When a hurricane is comming, do I need to go get some gas for the generator now or just wait till the power is out and gas lines are really long. Also do I need to buy some extra food or is it already too late because of everyone else doing the same, huh.
* Remember panic is the worst thing to do. It is natural, but must be dealt with.
The more prepared you are, the more confinence you will have. The more confidence you have, the better you can help those around you who are worried.
I suggest to go to Cody Lundin's web site. He is well educated and shares a lot of common sense. Plus he has been hosted on TV and written several survival books, one on urban survival. This guy is amazing.
http://www.codylundin.com/
Okay you stayed here this long, so I will give you probably the best survival site I can. You can really find a lot of answers here. This guy is very experienced.
Go there and bring back some comments.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
The Times We Are In
*Now is the time to pay attention !!
*Delayed Warnings of happenings do not mean that it will not happen !!
*If we stick our head in the sand our butts are still in the air.
*Bottom line: You decide for yourself, and make it count !!
I suggest we all research some resources. If you haven't yet, just start looking.
I can listen to one version, then listen to another and they both have facts and lies.
So I lean toward, Do my best to be prepared, The best that I can, and Trust God for the results .
One Excellent Free source is:
*This amazing Monthly News Letter takes a look at current events and quotes by leaders, and puts it into a Biblical Prospective.
*It will open your eyes, lift your eye browes, and may make you sick to your stomach.
*And you will be richly informed with proof of sources.
Last Thrumpet Ministries
http://www.lasttrumpetministries.org/index2.html
Return to this blog and make a comment.
P.S. This is a start, there are other links to sources I may list later on.
*Delayed Warnings of happenings do not mean that it will not happen !!
*If we stick our head in the sand our butts are still in the air.
*Bottom line: You decide for yourself, and make it count !!
I suggest we all research some resources. If you haven't yet, just start looking.
I can listen to one version, then listen to another and they both have facts and lies.
So I lean toward, Do my best to be prepared, The best that I can, and Trust God for the results .
One Excellent Free source is:
*This amazing Monthly News Letter takes a look at current events and quotes by leaders, and puts it into a Biblical Prospective.
*It will open your eyes, lift your eye browes, and may make you sick to your stomach.
*And you will be richly informed with proof of sources.
Last Thrumpet Ministries
http://www.lasttrumpetministries.org/index2.html
Return to this blog and make a comment.
P.S. This is a start, there are other links to sources I may list later on.
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