September is a month of wonderful
events. It is back to school for families with children in the home. It is time
to harvest apples and wrap up the garden. The weather changes: days are much
more pleasant and nights cool down. Truly the smell of autumn is in the air! As
we wrap up another wonderful summer, it is also a great time to take stock of
our preparedness. Take inventory of what you have added to the storage shelves,
and what you need to add to make it a good solid supply in order to be
self-reliant. Ask your family some “what-if” questions to see how prepared you
are. What if there was a fire, a flood, an earthquake, or any disaster? What
does our family need? Do we have it, and what do we need to get? The survival of your family in any crisis
depends on how prepared you are. Are YOU
ready?
Included in this month's newsletter:
Self Reliance: Spiritual (Testimonies, Peace, Order) and Temporal (72 hr kits, storage, skills, gardens, finances) ways to be self reliant.
In the Southern Utah Garden: fall garden, protection for cold nights, cold weather crops, weeds, fertilize lawns, plant trees.
Disaster Prep: National Preparedness Month Red Cross and CDC four steps.
Using Water Storage: Recipes to make water more tasty (Russian Tea, Sports Drink)
Provident Living: Ways to cut costs in your provident living efforts.
Click here for a complete copy of September Back to Basics Newsletter.
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