How to Make a Frugal Christmas Dinner from the Pantry
A frugal Christmas dinner doesn’t sound like much fun, does it? There’s no need to overspend. Holiday meals CAN be festive AND frugal.
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A frugal Christmas dinner doesn’t sound like much fun, does it? There’s no need to overspend. Holiday meals CAN be festive AND frugal.
Do you want to build a pantry that fits the unique needs of your family but have a super tight budget? Here’s everything you need to know.
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This article isn’t full of Christmas cheer, but all the red flags right now seem to indicate the US is hurtling toward a full-blown economic collapse.
Corn, sausage, & beef have been recalled this week. The FDA says don’t worry about the rise in recalls – they’re just better at tracking down the pathogens now.
The way prepared people spend their time before an emergency is the real key to survival, and this is something that no amount of money can buy.
Eating from your stockpile for a month doesn’t have to be boring and unpleasant. If it’s nonstop beans and rice, you’re doing something wrong.
Seemingly innocuous apps on your phone are tracking every step you take, every stop you make, and then selling it to the highest bidder.
Are the riots in France being manipulated by false news and paid protesters? Selco shares his perspective and warns, “Every riot can be the start of SHTF.”
In no particular order, here is a list of favorite reads for young people from the Luther Family Library of Awesome and Influential Books.
A proposed anti-gun bill would require prospective gun owners to turn over their internet search history and social media passwords to buy or renew permits.
Selco writes: “The truth is this: You never know how far you are going to go with some things in order to survive. There is no way to know that before SHTF.”
The stories in this book focus on the people Selco encountered during the SHTF. All of them survived – or did not – the journey through hell in their own ways.
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