Category Archives: Preparedness

Top Ten Posts for 2013

January 22, 2014Candy, cooking, Crafts, Desserts, For the Home, Gift ideas, Patterns, Preparedness, Printables, Recipes, Sewing, Tutorialscute car kit, DIY fabric softener, easy to make fringed blanket, easy to sew zippered poucj, easy way to paint wood letters, family wooden letters, fringed fleece blankets, gift ideas, how to make a car kit, how to make a zippered pouch, how to make fringed blanket, how to make peanut clusters, lemon raspberry muffins, muffin recipe, no sew fringe blanket, peanut clusters, printable recipe book dividers, printable Thursday's thought, printable visiting teaching handout, printables, recipe book dividers, recipe for lemon raspberry muffins, sugar-crusted lemon raspberry muffins, Thursday's Thought, visiting teaching handouts, wood letters, zippered pouchRita

I posted this a couple of weeks over at I Should Be Mopping the Floor, and I wanted to post it here for you today!

These were my top 10 posts in 2013!

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72 Hour Food Kits

November 15, 2013Church, Gift ideas, Preparedness, Printables72 hour food kit, emergency food kits, emergency preparedness, free water bottle labes, general conference reminder, gift idea, how to make a food kit for 72 hour kit, how to make an emergency preparedness food kit, menu for 72 hour food kit, menu for 72 hour kit, preparedness, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, water bottle labels, water bottle labels for 72 hour food kitRita

I mentioned last week about an activity that we had for Relief Society for our church. We made 72 hour food kits to put in a 72 hour emergency kit. These kits contain enough food for one person for 72 hours. They have non-perishable foods in them. The only thing that you have to add is water. It would also be great to have your own portable stove or Bunsen burner to heat the water for the hot chocolate or to make the soup, but of course, you could eat these things cold. If you were hungry, it would not matter!

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