I will share video's when I find them informative. Prepping doesn't have to bust the bank, you should be practical. I wouldn't prep for a hurricane living in Iowa but I would for a blizzard or ice storm. Of course you should always prep for a power outage, that can happen anywhere and for water interruption which can also happen everywhere. It just makes sense and I am a sensible ole lady. I also am a pet owner so when you prep remember you pets. You don't have to be a doomsday prepper. I know preppers that have been prepping for doomsday's scenarios for 30 years. I just want to be prepared for a few months. I don't plan on grabbing my bugout bag and making for my bunker in the cover of darkness anytime soon. First of all I can't afford a bunker, but I do think it would be cool to have one and 2nd of all I just plan on staying put. This can bite you in the butt if things really go bad like in the movies and zombies start to crawl out of the woodwork but works great if our government taxes you so much you struggle to put food on the table.
Anyway. Here is a good little video. Start slow, just buy one extra thing at a time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHWH2iZ8zqY I love the fact that she buys what she likes to eat. Important. Do it for you and you family.
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