Salvation And Survival

     This past weekend, my friend Terri (who, like me, has jumped fully onboard the "crazy train") and I went to a class on cannin...

     I don't know if any of you ever experienced the old-fashioned hand pump like my grandmother had.  I can barely remember as a child...

     I owe today's post to our friend "Lisa" who is sharing the activities of her preparedness group.  Through her ingenuity, ...

     My greatest concern in preparing has always been the availability of water.  We all know that human beings can live several weeks witho...

     I decided to interview my husband, the Peace-Loving Warrior, for this post.  He was a knife-maker in a former life (both fixed blades a...

     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...

     As a follow-up to Saturday's post, I thought I would share the list of items I feel my friend should have if she has to "bug o...

     "Good" and "Inexpensive" are mutually exclusive when it comes to red dot sights.  There are cheap sights, but they ...

    Remember the old cartoon, Tom and Jerry? Tom, the cat, was always in hot pursuit of his mouse nemesis, Jerry.  As Tom closed in, the ...

     I want to tell you about a great little product that is not only affordable, but a must-have for your larder.    Gardens are coming bac...

     My husband, the Peace-Loving Warrior, is an artist.  After just a week or so off from disciplined work in his studio, he notices an imm...

     Last week a close friend lent us an audio series by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, U.S. Army (Ret.).  Lt. Col. Grossman is an internationally ...

     I had the most amazing experience this last weekend.  My husband and a friend of ours attended a soap-making class.  I wasn't sure ...

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

     About 5 hours drive north of my country refuge, lies a small Mennonite village that I've written about before.  The time-honored an...