Comment on May Prepping Day 1 by Carol
We are out of town for the first three days this week but I decided to incorporate this into our trip, There is a fridge in the hotel room so we decided to do a quick grocery run and fill it instead of...
View ArticleComment on May Prepping Day 2 by Dianne
Breakfast – Cinnamon rolls Lunch – Leftover pizza from dinner last night Dinner – Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo, peas and green beans
View ArticleComment on Prepping Clarification by Norece
I also buy canned goods when on sale, in large amounts. also buy meats that are marked down and can them, I do the same with produce. Aldis is a great place to purchase veggies to either can or...
View ArticleComment on Prepping Clarification by liz
Gees – I wrote a nice long reply and lost it! So, here’s another try at it! I’ve lost many bags of flour to pantry moths. So, get a Fresh Saver sealer ($16 at Walmart), Get the jar attachment ($28, but...
View ArticleComment on May Prepping Day 2 by liz
Didn’t report yesterday, but I had good a good reason to stray – went to exercise class (water aerobics) and then to the doctors for blood work. It was impossible to pass up the Braums breakfast bagel....
View ArticleComment on Prepping Clarification by Dianne
It doesn’t have to be a natural disaster to wish you had prepped. All it takes is the loss of a job, loss of a loved one or finding out you have some terrible dreaded disease. BOOM!! In this day and...
View ArticleComment on Turkey Love by Gwen Graham
Is this cute little turkey the one you had to give a bath? Hope he stay cute and frindly!
View ArticleComment on May Prepping Day 3 by Sherrill
I had cereal and milk again for breakfast, a pimiento cheese sandwich (probably one more tomorrow) and almost a whole bag of Gardetto’s for dinner (again, leftovers from the ballgame). I wasn’t hungry...
View ArticleComment on May Prepping Day 3 by Norece
Another day of no shopping or eating out, didn’t even leave the house. Thursday is usually my grocery shopping day, it will be postponed until next Monday. Mother wanted tom. soup with crackers, we...
View ArticleComment on May Prepping Challenge Day 4 by Norece
Nothing new to report, we ate at home, no trips to town. Last week I went to the farmers market and I thought the prices were pretty high. Asparagus cost 1$ more per bundle than it does at Krogers....
View ArticleComment on Grab & Go Bags by danielle
We have the wind ip radio and fkashlights in addition to battery powered ones….dont bother with those shake them up lights….they are eorthless!
View ArticleComment on May Prepping Challenge Day 4 by JudyL
I always heard it was months with “R”s when you didn’t eat oysters but I could be wrong. I think that’s May – August when the waters are too warm and they could have more than normal bacteria . . or...
View ArticleComment on May Prepping Challenge Day 4 by JudyL
That’s going to be us tomorrow. It won’t be our best day but . . it will be a fun day and that has to count for something. It would be crazy to be right there by your favorite restaurant and not eat!
View ArticleComment on Do You See What I See? by JudyL
I am still doubtful that guineas are good for us but we’re willing to try anything to get rid of the grasshoppers.
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Comment on Glad You Weren’t Here by JudyL
I don’t think folks truly understand the nature of living with an engineer til they spend a lot of time with them. Vince is hilarious and I wouldn’t trade him for the world but sometimes, we just don’t...
View ArticleComment on Do You See What I See? by JudyL
It’s pretty much that same thing with most fowl. We’ll keep the turkeys in a pen/coop or a while, feed them at the same time every day and hopefully, when we let them loose, they’ll stay close to home.
View ArticleComment on Do You See What I See? by JudyL
Grasshoppers prefer tall weeds and woods over asphalt, or, they came in from the south and just haven’t made it that far yet. I have no idea but I’m glad for the folks in town that they don’t have them.
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