Summer Car Travel Preps: Updated
Summer travel this year has been a wild ride, so I compiled an updated list of FEMA, NWS, Ready.gov, and other sites/links with current advice on how to stay safe on the roads this summer.
The Write Prepper’s Prep & Plan program is an ongoing blog series to help us procrastinators get things done so we can protect those we love. By building a proper mindset about prepping and planning, this series knocks down the crazy myths about preppers and focuses on practical, low-budget things you can do now in order to meet unexpected challenges later, whether they are weather-related, illness-related, or any other life-changing event.
Summer travel this year has been a wild ride, so I compiled an updated list of FEMA, NWS, Ready.gov, and other sites/links with current advice on how to stay safe on the roads this summer.
Prepare for summer power outages with these essential tips on staying cool, safe, and connected during blackouts. Includes resources from FEMA, American Red Cross, USDA, and Ready.gov.
Now that summer travel has kicked into gear, the airlines are changing all their rules… again. It’s exhausting and complicated so I’ve tried to organize it here in this post.
Basil, mint, and a little magic 🌿—create your own summer herb garden in a windowsill, porch, or even a thrifted teacup!
Planning a summer vacation? This summer travel packing guide covers everything you need—from clothes and toiletries to road trip essentials and airplane must-haves.
Ready to give your home a summer refresh? These easy DIY natural summer cleaning recipes will make your space feel light and breezy
Get your home, family, and business summer-ready with this ultimate seasonal prep guide packed with tips, checklists, and creative ideas.
TSA changes, Real ID rules, packing hacks, and seasonal advice to make your Spring travel adventures smoother and stress-free.
Want to bring your garden to life—literally? Creating a pollinator garden is one of the most rewarding ways to support local wildlife, improve biodiversity, and enjoy a thriving, colorful yard.
Even though the March winds are still blowing, it’s time to start thinking about my garden. So I’ve compiled a list of my favorite gardening YouTube videos, books, and blogs that are suitable for gardeners of all levels.
In light of all the disasters that have happened recently, today we’re discussing the Family Emergency Communications Plan meeting and why it’s so important not to wait to have it… and get organized.
Talking about disasters is never fun and not easy, but today we’re discussing the Importance of a Family Emergency Binder and a small home safe to grab in case of an emergency evacuation.