Hello everyone! New to the site. I'm living in So. Cal and I'm here because I already have some basic hunker down type of skills and wanted to learn more. I believe that if something really happens, its up to me to provide for my family's safety and needs. I think things started with when my husband and I were full time RVrs for a while, which was great. It let me know creativity in your living can help you conserve, be prepared and figure things out to make a pretty good little life. Then when I had to begin again after my divorce, my kids and I had nothing but our clothes and thank goodness I had a job. Since then, I have purchased my own home outside of the city limits and made some improvements to the property, it was in a bad state. But Ibegan to think more about survival when I considered earthquakes and what I'd do in the even of a big one. I actually live on a fault line, which I know sounds kinda stupid but in fact, most of the west coast is on faultlines. I'm close to family though, and that counts for a lot when you have young children.
So I have a decent pantry at this time, for about a month.Now that the haouse is pretty livable and I have a pantry and a few survival strategies and ideas, I need to really develop a better, realistic plan and it needs to start moving from paper.
So I have a decent pantry at this time, for about a month.Now that the haouse is pretty livable and I have a pantry and a few survival strategies and ideas, I need to really develop a better, realistic plan and it needs to start moving from paper.
