How To Survive Any Disaster Part 2: How To Survive An Earthquake
photo: ehiac.com I tried to picture how I’d react if my house was just about to crash over me and my family.Just like most people, …
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How To Survive Any Disaster Part 2: How To Survive A Flood
How To Survive Any Disaster Part 2: How To Survive A Flood. Photo – Pixabay (PD) As promised, today we’re going to cover flood survival. …
Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week #2: Kids’ Special Sweet Potato Salad
photo source: http://hanimcooks.tumblr.com I’m back with this week’s emergency food recipe and YES, this time it’s a nutritious treat for the kids. Of course, it’s …
Prepare Your Mind For The Coming Crisis – Part 4 –
Coping With Negative Feelings: Thirst And Hunger Today we’re going to talk about two of the most distressful feelings that frequently occur during a crisis …
How To Survive Any Disaster
How To Survive Any Disaster. Photo – Pixabay (PD) Part 1: How to survive a hurricane Ever since Hurricane Isaac was rumored to hit the …
Prepare Your Mind For The Coming Crisis – Part 2 –
The 3 Essential Steps To Complete Mind Control During a crisis, you’ll have to deal with a brand new load of emotions that can instantly …
5 Ways To Keep Looters Away From YOUR Home – Part 2 of 2 –
I’m back with more super strategies to protect your family from looters and thieves. Last time, we covered the first 2 Home Defense Golden Rules, …
5 Ways To Keep Looters Away From YOUR Home – Part 1 of 2
I’m sure you’ve seen this message “Looters will be shot” before on TV,or on the internet. Or maybe one of your neighbors has already written it on his house walls. But I wouldn’t suggest you do the same thing. And I’ll tell you why in just a moment.
But let’s see why this whole
Prepare Your Mind For The Coming Crisis – Part 1 –
5 Major Reasons To Prepare Your Mind For The Crisis Now here’s a subject that never gets in the spotlight, although it’s absolutely crucial in …
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Indoor Emergency Cooking Tips
First of all, try to keep your fridge and freezer closed as much as you can. Make a list with everything you need for cooking and get everything out at once. If you don’t open the fridge more than once, it can keep food cold for up to 6 hours. Afterwards, you’ve got just 2-4 hours left to cook everything… or move the items into a cooler, with lots of ice.