Let’s prepare for and stay safe during a heatwave with this essential summer survival guide. I’ve included trusted government resources, safety tips, and practical advice to protect your home, health, and loved ones from extreme heat.
Get wildfire-ready with this roundup of expert resources from Ready.gov, Firewise USA, and more. Whether you live in a fire-prone area or are just passing through, this guide offers essential tips on prevention, evacuation, and home protection to help you stay safe this wildfire season.
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.
Ready to give your home a summer refresh? These easy DIY natural summer cleaning recipes will make your space feel light and breezy
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.
It’s snowing! And although the storm is already here, it’s never too late to prepare for more storms coming later this winter. Here’s a list to help you get started.
Do you know what you’d do if you got stuck in a snowstorm on a highway for hours or overnight? If not, here’s an updated list of what you need to survive a winter car emergency. And it includes snacks.
Prep & Plan is a new/edited blog series to help those of us who procrastinate to get things done so we can protect those we love.
Do you know what you’d do if you got stuck in a snowstorm on a highway for hours or overnight? Well, today we’ll discuss what you need to survive a winter car emergency. And it includes snacks.
Sweater weather is here and I’m reposting a short primer on how to care for your favorite knits, both old and new.
