We have all seen co-workers with unruly offices where books and papers seemingly sprout from the walls. But no matter how high the piles grow the work keeps getting done and the occupants buried under the stacks thrive. Not so
If you know what you’re doing it’s not hard to take yourself off the grid in many ways. Growing your own food just takes some land – it doesn’t have to be all that much – and a bit of work.
Stock up on popcorn and find yourself a bug in couch. Below are some of the movies we have watched recently. They aren’t all cinematic epochs, but there are lessons to be learned from them. #24 Wrecked A man trapped in
Nature provides us with everything we need. The problem is that most people have long since lost the skills and knowledge needed to make use of all that nature offers. The crazy part of it is, even in the middle
Air conditioning seems to be one of those “necessities” we simply can’t do without in our modern society. But humanity has managed to spend most of its existence without air conditioning. Electromechanical air conditioning has only been around since the
Usually, when someone thinks of bread in a can, they imagine the unnaturally spherical, molasses flavored, and oddly textured store bought version. Making bread in a can at home, however, yields a much different result: fresh, great tasting bread that’s
By Susan Morrow: Keyhole gardens were first developed as a concept in Africa to help to grow food in dry areas. They are now becoming popular in other hot, dry areas of the world, like Texas, for the same reasons
Whatever the SHTF scenario you end up in, you want to make sure of one thing – that you and your family have plenty of food to eat. How Much Food Is Enough Food? Ideally, you want to have at
Two years ago, Venezuela was a normal functioning nation, relatively speaking of course. It was by no means a free country, but the people still had a standard of living that was higher than most developing nations. Venezuelans could still
One of the purposes of this prepper website is to provide information and if we have to settle some of this in the comments, that’s fine by me. To frame the case for my belief on this subject a little
One of the primary scenarios many preppers prepare for is the loss of the electrical grid. Without electricity life as we know it is not possible and one of the appliances we rely on heavily to keep our food good
For the last five years California had one of the harshest droughts in its history. You might have seen the pictures of Lake Folsom or Lake Oroville, among many, many others. Courtesy: State of California But the worst is yet
A lot of the Egg Substitutes out there are good for baking, but what about when you have the urge to stick them between your toes, or feel the need to egg someone’s house? The egg substitutes just aren’t the same. So if
If you’re like me, you probably already have a box of baking soda in your pantry for baking, one in your refrigerator to absorb odors and another under your kitchen sink to use for cleaning. What Exactly Is Baking Soda? It’s
Homemade pine syrup is a great natural supplement that promotes overall good health and disease prevention. It’s also a simple, easy way to flavor cocktails, teas, and savory dishes, especially during the winter months. It will bring a unique lemony
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