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November is our month of “Gratitude.” This is the month that the glow of autumn settles on the world around us. The days are still pleasant, and the nights cool enough to encourage a cozy fire to gather round. It is that time of year when we are thankful “all is safely gathered in” so we can say, “let the winter storms begin.” Being grateful helps us recognize the blessings that God sends to us, and in turn encourages us to use wisely the resources that are ours. Let us each use this Thanksgiving month to show our gratitude for all we are blessed with, by being sure we have put aside “every needful thing,” and can care for our families. What better way to show our gratitude to the Lord for his bounty, than to be good stewards over it, and follow His admonition that “if ye are prepared ye shall not fear.” As Ralph Emerson once said, “This time – like all times -is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.” Let us use this time of Thanksgiving, to Be Prepared!
Included in this newsletter:Food Storage: A Place for Everything - ideas for organization, inventory, and rotation to help make your food storage program be a little more successful.
Provident Living - A Penny Saved - ideas to save money with grocery shopping, cleaning supplies, and thrifty choices.
Spiritual Preparedness - several quotes and scriptures that inspire out preparedness.
In the Southern Utah Garden - tips for our November Garden.
Using the Fall Harvest - ideas for your pumpkins and green tomatoes.
Disaster Prep - Building Unity - points on how unity with those around can help in a disaster and tips on how to build unity.
A Food Storage Thanksgiving - items you can have ready for Thanksgiving Dinner you store on your shelf, in the freezer, or a cold storage location. Put on a dinner without a trip to the store.
Cooking with Food Storage - Traditional Thanksgiving Recipes - No fail pie crust, Dixie Salad, and Cranberry Relish.
Click here for a complete copy of the November 2023 Back to Basics Newsletter.
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