Salvation And Survival

     As my garden production comes to an end, I wanted to share a piece of equipment that has made my life much easier.  First of all, I mus...

      In the aftermath of the election, this story should be an inspiration and a "kick in the pants" for everyone!  We had our li...

     By now, everyone has probably seen the images coming out of New York and heard the stories ..... long lines at the gasoline pumps that ...

     Thanks to my good friend, CZ, for bringing this topic to the blog.  For several months now, I've been trying to think of all the wa...

     My baby steps into the world of home canning continues.  This last week, I was once again blessed with the gift of about 10 pounds of g...

     I have definitely been bitten by the canning bug!  Ever since taking the class a couple of weeks ago, I have been canning everything ...

     As I told you last week, my friend Terri and I were going to a canning class.  I had some experience with steam canning spaghetti sau...

     I have to admit it.  I have a sweet tooth, and one of the things that actually concerns me should chaos or crisis enter my world, is th...

     Yesterday, I observed a conversation among a group of Preppers; one person was focused on food storage, another one on communications i...

     Deciding to store food items for the long-term is a real commitment.  For us, space was a prime consideration, along with determining...

        In my part of the country, we are preparing our gardens for Spring planting, which means it's time to start planning on how to...

    If you have been on the Survivalist train for awhile, then Bug Out Bags (B.O.B.) and MREs (Meals Ready To Eat) are a standard part of...

     When you think of "survival food" what comes to mind?  Rice and beans?  MREs?   I have to admit I rarely go a day without two...

Today I want to give you some information on a type of long-term food storage, and why it’s something you should consider. And I know ther...