This is the last post in my Be Prepared for Winter (With Food Allergies) series. Thanks for reading! Where I live is very remote. Many spots in our area have no cell phone coverage and houses are few and far between. If I were to wreck or break down in … Continue reading
Based on the evidence so far, I’d venture a wager that I will see LOTS of bumps, scrapes, sprains, bruises, and other assorted boo-boo’s over the coming years. Mr. Charm’s other nickname is “Captain Destruction: The Kamikaze Kid”, after all! I’d also be willing to bet that he’s not alone … Continue reading
So you’ve lost power, but have plenty of food on hand. Now what? If you’re leaving your house, you should already have a handy-dandy list of what to pack in the event you need to leave (see Part I), so pack up your food, utensils, formula, bottles, and all the … Continue reading
So you’ve lost power. You’ve decided whether you’re jumping ship or staying put. Either way, you have to feed your food allergic kiddo! Each of us has our own food specifics that we deal with, so I can’t make blanket recommendations like “stock up on canned soup” or “always keep … Continue reading
This is the kick-off of my series Be Prepared for Winter (With Food Allergies), which will run this week. It never hurts to be prepared in general, but with special needs involved, some planning is prudent. There are all sorts of blogs, books and articles out there on preparedness; you can … Continue reading
I lived through September 11th. I sat in my house while Hurricane Ike wreaked havoc, and survived over a week without electricity after the storm waned. I got married in the aftermath of a major ice storm that knocked us out of power for over two weeks. I live in … Continue reading
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