WHY FOOD STORAGE SERIES: Everyday Emergencies
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Post #1
Food Storage Made Easy wroteon October 26, 2009 at 4:01pm
Post your feedback here about how you have used food storage in "everyday emergencies".
Post #2
Mercedes wroteon October 27, 2009 at 1:55am
my sister and her family had an everyday ememrgency. they were traveling due to work and wre unprepared. sincethey stopped by my place for the gps i prepared them a TRAVEL/GO BAG the three bags included a single burner, extention cord, canned goods, drinks, snacks, and dinner to go. all of it was rotated out of my shelter in place in the backyard.
Post #3
Food Storage Made Easy wroteon October 27, 2009 at 11:47am
When you are sick, recovering or just don't feel like going grocery shopping it sure is nice to have lots of food in your house!
Post #4
Frieda wroteon October 27, 2009 at 1:20pm
My pregnant cousin and her family were all down with the H1N1 flu and were ever so grateful they had their food storage. Not an everyday emergency, but something to think about~
Post #5
Mercedes wroteon October 29, 2009 at 2:27pm
i had two daily emergencies this week that required utilizing GO BAG food. the first was when my dd's head start park day breakfast was late in arriving. the children were starving! i ended up having to share some of my dd's food with her class.
the 2nd daily emergency came yesterday while waiting in line for the swine flu shot!!! i brought a chair and my teacher's rolling box filled with food, paper and crayons, and her teddy bear. she behaved pretty well. only a few times did she walk away from me saying, "come on mamI, lets go home."
the 2nd daily emergency came yesterday while waiting in line for the swine flu shot!!! i brought a chair and my teacher's rolling box filled with food, paper and crayons, and her teddy bear. she behaved pretty well. only a few times did she walk away from me saying, "come on mamI, lets go home."