52 WEEKS TO FAMILY PREPAREDNESS FOR TWO
WEEK #29
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 20 lbs of sugar
Extra Item 3 months of dish soap
Family Gear Box A multi-tool, a basic tool kit, a hammer, variety of nails, a wood saw and a saw for metal.
Family Prep Have enough cash on hand to solve emergency situations. Start with $20 in $1.00 bills. Keep it safe and dedicated to emergencies. It could save your life. Gradually add to it keeping the savings in small bills (ones, fives and tens) to be able to make change. This should grow to at least $500. Some suggest a month’s pay on hand in cash.
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
52 Weeks to Preparedness Week 28
52 WEEKS TO FAMILY PREPAREDNESS FOR TWO
WEEK #28
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 8 cans of soup
Extra Item 2 months of laundry soap
Family Gear Box 1 tall candle, safety light stick, lantern flashlight, flashlight batteries (all sizes)
Family Prep Pick the smallest debt listed last week and make a dedicated effort to pay it off. Apply any spare dollars to this goal. When the smallest debt is paid off, apply its required payment to the next smallest debt. Add any spare dollars to pay off the next smallest debt as well. Continue this plan until you are debt-free.
WEEK #28
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 8 cans of soup
Extra Item 2 months of laundry soap
Family Gear Box 1 tall candle, safety light stick, lantern flashlight, flashlight batteries (all sizes)
Family Prep Pick the smallest debt listed last week and make a dedicated effort to pay it off. Apply any spare dollars to this goal. When the smallest debt is paid off, apply its required payment to the next smallest debt. Add any spare dollars to pay off the next smallest debt as well. Continue this plan until you are debt-free.
Saturday, July 13, 2013
52 Weeks to Preparedness Week 27
52 WEEKS TO FAMILY PREPAREDNESS FOR TWO
WEEK #27
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 8 cans of meat
Extra Item 8 rolls of toilet paper
Family Gear Box Kitchen supplies: paper plates, bowls, cups, stirring, serving and eating utensils, paper towels, dishwashing and sanitizing supplies, water purification items.
Family Prep Prepare a financial profile of your family. This should include all debts and assets. List them by name and amount. Be realistic with the asset values and as exact as possible with the debts. Now subtract the debts from the assets to see a rough idea of the family’s net financial worth.
WEEK #27
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 8 cans of meat
Extra Item 8 rolls of toilet paper
Family Gear Box Kitchen supplies: paper plates, bowls, cups, stirring, serving and eating utensils, paper towels, dishwashing and sanitizing supplies, water purification items.
Family Prep Prepare a financial profile of your family. This should include all debts and assets. List them by name and amount. Be realistic with the asset values and as exact as possible with the debts. Now subtract the debts from the assets to see a rough idea of the family’s net financial worth.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
52 Weeks to Preparedness Week 26
52 WEEKS TO FAMILY PREPAREDNESS FOR TWO
WEEK #26
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 5 quarts cooking oil
Extra Item 2 quarts peanut butter
Utility Box Cooking supplies: a single burner propane stove with one or two bottles of gas, a spoon and spatula, a multi-use pan, a pot holder and a hot glove.
Family Prep Vacuum out smoke detectors, change their batteries (if you haven't already in the last few weeks). Time to test the batteries: Do the test when everyone is home so all can be reminded of the sound and then talk about what to do when the sound is real. Review your plan.
WEEK #26
Follow this for painless preparedness that will get you going on the path to being ready for catastrophic events and that, at the end of the year, will leave you in the best position to thrive in the event of any emergency.
You can do this! The cost is spread out over a full year, plus you will have a year to work out your storage. Substitute where appropriate depending on personal needs/requirements.
Food Storage 5 quarts cooking oil
Extra Item 2 quarts peanut butter
Utility Box Cooking supplies: a single burner propane stove with one or two bottles of gas, a spoon and spatula, a multi-use pan, a pot holder and a hot glove.
Family Prep Vacuum out smoke detectors, change their batteries (if you haven't already in the last few weeks). Time to test the batteries: Do the test when everyone is home so all can be reminded of the sound and then talk about what to do when the sound is real. Review your plan.
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