I want to make a preliminary note on this post. I totally understand that there are some people who cannot self-quarantine. There are people who have not been given the option of working remotely. There are people who have to make a living, and they have to go to work. […]
Author: Karen Morris
Covid-19 Quarantine Day 1
It’s amazing to me, as prepared as we are, that the first day of quarantine went as it did. One Last Trip? I had planned on making one more trip to Costco before going into quarantine. Did we NEED anything? Probably not, but there were a few items that I […]
Got Kids? How Do You Handle a Coronavirus Quarantine With Them?
We all love our children. But despite that love, want to see parents cringe quickly? Tell them that they are going to be stuck inside with their children for three months or more. More than that, they cannot leave their home. That thought in itself is incredibly overwhelming! Add to […]
How My 2020 Flu Failures Made Me Better Prepared for the Coronavirus
I’ve been hit hard by the flu this year. During the last two weeks where I was mostly down, I had plenty of time to think about this year’s bout with the flu and the lessons that I’ve learned from it which have made me better prepared to deal with […]
What You Need to Know and Do About the Wuhan Coronavirus
First off, if you’ve been here for any length of time, you know I am NOT an alarmist. I want you to read this article in that vein. I am NOT trying to scare people. Instead, I want people to be informed and make appropriate decisions. Don’t worry about this […]
An EMP Hits and You Aren’t Home! What Do Your Kids At Home Do?
We have some fun family traditions. Among these are a New Year’s Eve feast of steak and mushrooms for the entire family. The idea behind it is that we thank the Lord for the blessings of this last year and look forward to God’s goodness in the coming year. Another […]
Flying Across the Country – AKA How to Prepare When Flying
I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned this before, but my husband is an elder in our (fairly small) Presbyterian denomination. This is one of the two weeks that the elders and their wives get together each year. So my husband and I are flying across the country this week – […]
8 Lessons I Learned in 2019 – and a Teaser on What’s Coming Next
The great thing about getting to the end of a year is that we get a real chance to stop and look back at the year that we’re just finishing. So much has changed this year, and I wanted to take some time and reflect and share some of the […]
Change Comes to Everything Nothing Ever Stays the Same
Everything comes with change. Whether it’s a new year coming along or a child getting a driver’s license or starting a new garden. Nothing ever stays the same. Everything has a season of beginning and ending. My daughter recently asked me whether or not I would be happy when all […]
Normal People Preparing for TEOTWAWKI – Outfitting Your Bug-Out Vehicle
We’ve done a lot of talking about “The End of the World as We Know It” or TEOTWAWKI. In the first post that kicked off this series, “Bugging Out vs. TEOTWAWKI – Don’t Get Them Confused,” our whole premise was that just because TEOTWAWKI happened, doesn’t mean that we are […]

