MREs are expensive, they have a fickle shelf life, and they’re an, ahem, acquired taste. Oh, and you’ll never poop again.
You can’t spell ‘nightmare’ without MRE, aka Apocalypse Chow Read More »
The end of the world is the lousiest time to introduce you and your family to food you’ve never eaten before.
Store What Your Family Normally Eats Read More »
If you’re worried about having access to fresh greens during a prolonged disaster, sprouting is a very easy way to grow them yourself for pennies.
Sprouting: It’s Much More Than a Science Project Read More »
Normalcy bias is the belief that tomorrow will be just fine because yesterday was just fine, as was the day before, and so on. Are you feeling normal now?
Normalcy Bias Sucks. A Lot of People Are Learning That the Hard Way. Read More »
If you’re pissing your time away trying to pin the blame for coronavirus on the political party you didn’t vote for, you’re cruising for a bruising.
Your Coronavirus Priority Isn’t Talking Political Smack on Facebook Read More »
It’s easy when stockpiling supplies to forget that you have to feed your brain as well as your body. You’re setting yourself up for failure otherwise.
Don’t Forget to Pack the Games Read More »
You’ve undoubtedly seen videos and photos of store shelves stripped bare by panic buying long before a disaster strikes. Now sit back, kids, as I explain one of the big reasons why this happens, and the need to have your supplies laid in way ahead of time.
Get It Before It’s Gone – The Perils of “Just-In-Time” Inventory Read More »
Fear, in moderation, can be a good thing. Too much fear makes you do stupid things – like run out and buy a bunch of junk you don’t need.
Don’t Be That Guy: The Panic Buyer Read More »
At the core of disaster preparedness is a saying that preppers and survivalists stole from the Navy SEALs – two is one, and one is none.
The Importance of Redundancy Read More »
