Dec 2010 Personal Preps

This forum is to [briefly] highlight what you have accomplished in the current year in the fields of preparedness-survival, self-reliance and self-sufficiency, frugal and simple living, or knowledge. PLEASE DO NOT START A NEW SUBJECT - just reply to the yearly posting and it will stay in order. Photos appreciated if possible. Thanks.
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Dec 2010 Personal Preps

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What are you doing during this last month of 2010 to enhance your safety and awareness?
“Conspiracy Theories Are Wisps of Smoke From Fires That Cannot Be Seen” - The Watchman (2024)
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whitewolf

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Ready Remnant

Chopped a lot of wood....for an old man....been into sprouts for years (vitamin suppliment, and fresh live green food no matter what ).....but didnt know we could make sprout bread My wife has been experimenting with combinations of different sprouts and flour
we have been buying rolled oats at feed store and putting this in buckets to store.........and now Ive just heard from a farmer that I can do this with feed corn also
(didnt know this was even edible ), He said half or more of the 3rd world countries on the globe use it and most dont even have the availability of sweet corn....said it makes gret corn meal....between this and rolled oats 10.00 for 50 # each it makes it quite afordable to put up some food for hard times and stay in budget .

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WillyPete

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Haven't done much of nothin' this month. I'm going to be unemployed for a couple of weeks so, other financial requirements take priority then, once I'm back at work and caught up I'll get back in the groove with preppin'.
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whitewolf

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Also found this link to Sams club (Preparedness)

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/category.jsp?categoryId=1760105&altQuery=&rootDimension=2760105&navAction=push

Check it out ............... Whitewolf
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whitewolf

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Hard Times Christmas,

Gave My wife whole new set of wood cook stove safe dishes for Christmas, She knowsa very old, and little known pattern by heart she makes Newfoundland fishing socks for all the family takes about 15 hrs a pair works all year on them, but are extremely
(hard times Awesome)....gave fellow employees and teachers baskets of jams and jellies, a Ball canning book and a hand knitted dishclothes for Christmas...Cartharts and handtools for son and son inlaw, Dutch ovens for My mother, and daughter, and Wife...toys for Grandkids that didnt require batteries...hats and ball cap earbands that fit on the ball caps, Bible books, weather radios (emergency awareness radios including terrorism).......

Preparedness Chrismas..............................Whitewolf
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bbj101

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Santa must have known that I wasn't prepared at all so "he" got me a piper gear bob and a radio flyer wagon with wood rise walls and pneumatic tires for the bambino and things that I cannot carry, got my first good chunk of pure silver coins, a little ammo for my rifle (odd caliber so its hard to find) and some handy clothes.

I need to start saving up ammo, because between the two guns that I do own, I probably have 20 shots from my baby desert eagle and maybe 40 from my rifle. Definitely not enough to even smirk about. Money is always tight with me so I am unable to properly prepare :(
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What is the oddball caliber?
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bbj101

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Remmington 222

Its a smaller caliber but I'm dead on with it and used properly can be a good gun.
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