Click here for a complete copy of the October 2024 Back to Basics Newsletter.
October is when we know fall has arrived! The weather changes,
first frost arrives, the harvest is in, and a fire in the fireplace starts a
cold morning. The weather may send flurries of leaves dancing down the street,
or require an open window to cool off a surprise warm afternoon. It’s a
favorite season for hunters, hikers, and sport enthusiasts alike. Its roundup
and branding for the rancher, and harvest finishing for the farmer. It’s also
the perfect season to be sure “all is safely gathered in, ere the winter storms
begin” in our own homes. Now is a great
time to store a sack of potatoes and a box of apples for winter. You could
finish up that applesauce, or bottle a few more pears. Perhaps it is one more
trip to a case lot sale, or the church’s Home Storage Center. Whatever you do –
use this time wisely! We have seen across the county how quickly a disaster
creates a need that, if people are prepared can be easily addressed. But if
they are not, it is frightening and difficult. Choose to Be Prepared TODAY!
Included in this newsletter:
Real Life Lessons from Hurricane Helene - a list of things a variety of people in the middle of the disaster said they needed to have.
Preparation Smorgasbord - a variety of thoughts and ideas to consider as you prepare.
In the Southern Utah Garden - tasks for October for your garden, trees, and yard.
Cooking with Food Storage and Provident Living - ideas to use your pumpkins at the end of the month including dinner in a pumpkin. Recipe for Homemade Halloween makeup.
Preparedness Warnings - two quotes to give major incentive for getting ourselves prepared!
Don't Forget - reminder for fall rotations and activities.
The Doctor is In...Dr. Mom that is! - home remedies to help avoid a visit to the doctor office.
Click here for a complete copy of the October 2024 Back to Basics Newsletter.
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