Click here for a complete copy of the May 2021 Back to Basics Newsletter.
In years gone by, the month of May was welcomed with May Day celebrations! This included weaving of the May Pole, delivering May Day Baskets, and enjoying singing and cake! It was an ancient Festival of Spring. It is not a popular holiday anymore, but we can “celebrate” this merry month of May with an eye to preparedness! What better time than May to be sure our gardens and yards are growing and ready to flourish as the weather warms! It is a great month to look forward to harvests, and plan for how you will use the produce from your garden and fruit trees. And it is always a time to increase our Spiritual Preparedness as we teach our families and arm them for the battles of the last days. When the storms of life arrive, we can be ready to act, and not be acted upon! Lets use this month to be a little more prepared!
Included in this month's newsletter:
Ahh Sugar...Ahh Honey Honey: tips for storing sugar!
The Preparedness Pantry - Spiritual Preparedness: Things to consider as you become more spiritually prepared.
Disaster Prep: A few tips to be ready for disasters.
In the Southern Utah Garden: a list of garden chores for May.
Cooking with Food Storage: recipes to use up old canning and making way for new.
Blast from the Past: Counsel from President Kimball on being self-reliant.
Canning 101- Bottling up Summer! Tips for canning your summer produce.
Click here for a complete copy of the May 2021 Back to Basics Newsletter.
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