DISQUS

I was moved to tears when I read the above Blogs that you linked for the Burns family. I saw the tweet earlier and did some exploring to find them. When we think we have some trials in our life we can always know and understand that others are experiencing the same only in different ways. This family is being refined in the severest way, they must be incredibly special in the eyes of a Heavenly Father who loves them.
These children are experiencing physical pain in their young years that many of us may never have to experience. I am a firm believer that with the same force that the trial is given the opposite force for strength and blessings will come.
I will join with you in remembering them at this time, and although I do not know them, will keep them in my prayers.
Thank you for the opportunity.

Another great suggestion on how to use your food storage wisely. Thanks for the great recipe!

I have to admit that the shaker here in California had me looking at my emergency preparedness plan and supplies. I think any time an emergency situations arises we stand up and take notice of if we are ready or not. Unfortunately that pressing thought often fades with time until we are "shaken" to our senses once again!

I loved the video about the three wheat grinders. Whole grains are an important part of food storage, but they can sometimes be a little intimidating.

I think that you have shown just how easy it is to use wheat on an everyday basis.

I also love the fact that you included a manual grinder... no electricity would make that a necessary item to have included in your storage.

Great video!

Such a great resource for anyone who is contemplating a food storage program. I loved the worksheet and the video.