September is welcomed as hot summer
days give way to cooler daytime temperatures, pleasant evenings, and brisk
mornings. The harvests draw closer to an end. Fall fruits are waiting to be
plucked, enjoyed, and preserved. School is back in session (although this COVID
back-to-school year is a bit different from what we are accustomed to!) And September
is the National Preparedness Month! Between it all, it is the perfect time to
polish up your preparedness! Take the time to fill more storage shelves, renew
the 72-hour kit, and make plans for the “what if” challenges and disasters. We
have long been told “If ye are prepared ye shall not fear.” As we face the storms that life brings, the
peace preparedness brings is worth the effort and cost put forth in advance.
Let us batten down the hatches, call the family together to work as a team, and
enjoy whatever life brings. As Ralph
Waldo Emerson said, “This
time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do
with it.”
Included in this month's newsletter:
Provident Living: Cold Hard Cash - Tips to avoid debt and live within your means.
Disaster Prep: Make a Plan! A list of things to help you make a plan for your family.
Treasure Thoughts: Two quotes to help us with our money!
In the Southern Utah Garden: Tips for September "things to do" in the garden.
Using the Harvest - An apple a day. Recipes and tips for using apples this fall.
Provident Living - Watching your pennies. Tips to save money in a variety of ways.
Custom Fit Your Kits! Ideas to add to your 72 hour kits.
Spiritual preparedness - Quote from Elder D Todd Christofferson.
Click here for a complete copy of the September 2020 Back to Basics Newsletter.
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