Preppers Blueprint: Practical Preparedness Steps for Jungle Survival

Preppers Blueprint: Practical Preparedness Steps for Jungle Survival (Preppers Blueprint, Preppers Blueprint books, Survival Blueprint) was a free book for the kindle when this post was written. Mischances and unforeseeable occasions can transform an evening trek through the forested areas into a survival circumstance that places your exceptionally presence into inquiry. Luckily, woodlands are brimming with assets, including water, wood and nourishment, which can keep you alive for delayed times of time. Then again, in light of the fact that jungle limits visibility you ought, to make moves to help rescuers discover your location.

Surviving in the jungle is not easy if you do not have any idea about how to survive. This book will give you an idea and step by step guideline that will help you to survive in the jungle. This book covers some exclusive tips and tricks that are must have items for the survivals of the jungle.

Hammock Tent

Get ready to discover the secrets of surviving in the jungle!

Here is what you will learn after reading this book:

• Quick idea about the essential equipment that will help you to survive
• The ways to manage fresh water in the jungle
• Mange shelter and safe foods in Jungle
• Quicksand is very common in jungle, how you can survive if you face quicksand?
• Quick demonstration about the dangers of jungle

Camping: Poisonous Intruders: Deadly Insects, Poisonous Bugs, and Insects That Bite

Camping: Poisonous Intruders: Deadly Insects, Poisonous Bugs, and Insects That Bite was a free kindle book when this post was written.

Deadly Insects, Poisonous Bugs, and Insects that Bite

Getting ready to go on a camping trip or nature excursion? This book was written as a guide to show aspiring outdoor enthusiasts what nature has in store for you, and what to do if you're one of the unlucky ones who felt the wrath of nature's most terrifying crawlers.

Millipedes, Arachnids, Beetles, Fire Ants, Moths, and Caterpillars that you want to stay away from.

Some insects on this list are no larger than your thumbnail, but have the ability to put you in the hospital, and depending on your allergies, give you a dirt nap.

Camping: Poisonous Intruders

Let's say you did use caution but for whatever reason, ended up on the receiving end of a nasty bite. You'll need to act fast and use your surroundings to develop treatments. Most of these items should be in your camp, but if they aren't, you should use this guide as a grocery list.

Don't be unprepared this camping season.

DIY: Homemade Chalkboards

Great thing to DIY for your homeschool. Let the kids help.


After spending several hours scrolling through Pinterest DIY pins, I decided that I wanted to make my own chalkboards! What a cute, simple task that allows me to personalize my own home and test my creativity at the same time! I wanted 2 chalkboards: one would be used in the entryway of my house, the other would be used to display what is for dinner in the kitchen! In this tutorial, we will make the chalkboards from framed pictures without having to take apart the frame and the glass and then reassembling it.

Here is what you will need:

- Framed glass picture (I found mine at Goodwill for about $3 a piece)
- Painters tape
- Latex gloves
- Sanding block
- Primer
- Pint of desired paint color (for frame)
- Chalkboard paint
- (2)1" paintbrushes
- Small roller brush
- Paint tray
- Newspaper, tarp or cardboard (for easy clean-up)
- Chalk
Optional (If you wish to hang the chalkboard):
- Nails
- Hammer

Preparation:

Start by taking all of your supplies outside or to some open area. Lay down the protective material you selected for easy clean-up (I used a broken-down cardboard box).

Getting Started:

We will start by painting the frame first, then finish with the chalkboard paint. Begin by taping the glass that is immediately surrounding the frame. Next, sand the frame with the sanding block. Be sure to sand until the frame has a rough texture so that the new coat of paint will stay on. Next, prime the frame with the primer and a paintbrush (depending on the original color, you may need 2 coats). By using a paintbrush, you can ensure that you are getting inside any grooves of the frame. Priming keeps the original color of the frame from showing up underneath the new paint color. Let any coats of primer dry completely.

Painting:

We are going to paint right on top of the glass and on top of any picture that might be hiding underneath. Ensuring that the glass is still taped from the priming steps, we will begin painting the picture frame. Since we are using such a small amount of paint, it is not necessary to pour the paint into a tray. Dip your 1" paintbrush into the pint of paint and dab away any excess paint on the rim of the container. Paint the frame using long strokes, and be sure that your paint is being applied in just one direction (do not go side to side when you paint the frame with upward and downward strokes). By using a paintbrush, you can be sure that any nooks and crannies are seeing an equal amount of paint as every other spot on the frame. You will probably need at least two coats (let the coats dry completely before continuing).

Applying chalkboard paint to the glass:

Once the frame has completely dried, remove the tape from the glass. Next, you will need to tape the edges of the frame nearest to the glass to ensure that you do not get chalkboard paint all over your newly-painted frame. Next, you will need your chalkboard paint. You can buy chalkboard paint in a spray can or in a paint tub (I do not have excellent spray-painting skills, so I bought a quart of chalkboard paint). Pour your chalkboard paint into a paint tray and get your paint roller. Begin by rolling the chalkboard paint on the glass in long strokes (be sure that the paint goes on in just one direction). Let the first coat dry completely before adding the second. I like a very dark chalkboard so I painted a total of three coats onto my glass, just make sure that the coats are even. Once the chalkboard paint is dry, remove the tape from the picture frame.

There you have it! This homemade chalkboard cannot be any easier to make! Begin enjoying your new chalkboard by writing a creative welcome message, or displaying the dinner menu, or any fun message that you desire. If you wish to hang the chalkboard, hammer a couple of nails in the wall, hang the picture hooks on the nails and "Viola!!!" All done!

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Middle Ground Prepping: A Sensible Approach

Middle Ground Prepping: A Sensible Approach Was a free book for kindle at time of this posting. Learn how middle ground prepping can get you prepared without taking over your life.

Somewhere in between the fanatical preppers highlighted on the hit reality show “Doomsday Preppers” and the millions of Americans who have done nothing to assemble emergency supplies lies “middle ground prepping.” Middle ground prepping is a concept that provides a measured and reasonable approach to preparing for impending emergencies or disasters in order to protect yourself and your family.
The first 3 chapters of the book delve into the history of prepping in the United States and the modern psychology of prepping. You will learn why we need to prepare for emergencies and how to prepare for future disasters using the more reasonable concept of middle ground prepping.

Chapter 1 – Why We Prepare
Chapter 2 – The Government Can’t Do It All
Chapter 3 – Disaster Awareness

Chapter 4 – Don’t Focus on One Disaster will expand your horizons and thoughts about disaster preparedness to include not only natural disasters but local hazards you probably have not considered during your emergency planning. Some of the more realistic hazards considered include: civil unrest, chemical attacks, earthquakes, electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks, floods, hazardous material incidents, heat waves, house fires, hurricanes, infectious diseases, nuclear explosions, power outages, terrorism, thunderstorms, tornadoes, tsunamis, water supply disruption, wildfires, and winter storms.

Top 5 reasons why your disaster preparedness is not as good as you may think.

Chapter 5 – Required Supplies begins with a presentation of the top 5 reasons you are not as prepared as you think. This chapter shows you how to start assembling the critical supplies you may need to survive the worse natural disaster scenario in your neighborhood, city, county or state. You’ll learn that you don’t need to go to extremes, just do some prudent planning so you and your family can be self-sufficient for at least three days should the worse ever happen to you.

Discover an approach that will provide you with emergency preparedness independence.

Chapter 6 – Middle Ground Prepping provides five well-defined steps that will allow you to develop a comprehensive emergency plan in a reasonable amount of time. By simply following the Planning, Acquiring, Responding, Training, and Evaluating steps you will experience considerable peace of mind and knowledge that your family is prepared to survive any disaster that may come your way. You can be a sensible prepper on your schedule without becoming obsessed with over-the-top preparedness notions and low probability theoretical disasters.

Food Storage Recipes - Beef Stew

I had gotten a couple of cans of this Hunt's, Dinner Starters, Seasoned Tomato Sauce For Beef Stew from the Dollar store a while ago and decided to make it tonight.

You just add some cheap steaks that are cut up into bit size pieces, some vegetables ( like potaotoes, carrots, celery, etc ) and this Hunt's, Dinner Starters, Seasoned Tomato Sauce For Beef Stew, and 1 cup of water. Add it all to your crock pot and let it cook all day.

It is smelling great already. I am going to serve it with some homemade biscuits.