by suburban | Nov 23, 2010 | Hygiene, Preparedness
So, I just got my Mobile Washer. Primarily I purchased it for camping trips next year so that I could wash the smoke and body odors out of my clothes while camping for a few days, and decrease the number of clothing items I bring. It looks like a... Read more
by suburban | Nov 22, 2010 | Barter, Bug In, Bug Out, But Out Bag, Food, Preparedness, suburban survival, Survival Gear, Urban Survival, Water
I hesitated writing this because I wanted it to be comprehensive, but I don’t want it to be a book. However, I am going to let it be as long as it needs to be at this point. Yesterday, I was out at my NJ Preparedness Meetup and one of the people... Read more
by suburban | Nov 18, 2010 | Economy, Preparedness, Survivalism
I’ve come to terms this week and come to a couple of conclusions. That as a survivalist, prepper, or whatever you want to call me, I am not financially prepared for a large or even mid-size emergency. I used to be prepared for the midsize... Read more
by suburban | Nov 16, 2010 | Money, Preparedness
Go into this video to about 11:00 minutes into the video, and Glenn starts talking about being prepared for the future. As he usually does, he rants a bit, but he makes some serious valid points here. This aired on November 15th. He touches... Read more
by suburban | Nov 16, 2010 | Gear, Personal, Preparedness, suburban survival, Urban Survival
As many of you know, I do a lot of traveling for work. In fact, one of my concerns is always security and possible SHTF when I travel. I don’t think there can be a much worse situation than being without any of the gear you are familiar with... Read more
by suburban | Nov 12, 2010 | Cooking, Food, Gardening, Preparedness, Self Reliance, suburban survival, Urban Survival
You might not think there is one. At first glance you might say, the vegetables are not organic, they have less flavor because they are factory farm grown, they have steroids, etc. But there is one advantage of the suburban farmers... Read more