Lisa from Farmhouse on Boone and Karen on on Being Prepared for Anything

Lisa from Farmhouse on Boone and Karen's discussion on preparedness.So a little over a month ago, Lisa from Farmhouse on Boone and I got together and had a conversation about preparedness as a Mom.

If you’d prefer to listen to it as a podcast, you can find it here.  I’d love to have you join us.

I am passionate about equipping moms to be prepared for whatever life throws at them.  And Lisa is passionate about serving her family and viewers.

In our conversation, we dove into the subjects of two of my books: preparing your home with long-term food storage and preparing your vehicle with everything you need on the go.

I break down how anyone can get started building their long-term food storage supply without blowing the budget. She also goes through some items to keep stocked in your vehicle so you are prepared for any situation that may arise on the go. There are some brilliant things on her list that you may not have thought of! If you want to feel more prepared to take care of your family whether at home or on the run, lend an ear to some sage advice from both moms!

In this episode, we cover:

  • How couponing got me started on her preparedness endeavor
  • The preparedness grocery shopping strategy that will save you time and money
  • Practical resources to help you map out your food preparedness plan
  • Thinking through which staples to stock up on for long-term food storage
  • What you might not think about when preparing your vehicle for everyday emergencies
  • Organizing your on-the-go items in your vehicle
  • Snack options to keep in your car ranging from pre-packaged to from-scratch
  • How to stock your diaper bag to be prepared for anything
  • Making sure you are rotating through your stocked pantry before items expire
  • Planning your shopping trips so that you are always replenishing your stockpile
  • Where to start with long-term food storage if you don’t have anything stored yet

And as you’re working on your preparedness or watching Farmhouse on Boone, remember,

You’ve Got This Mama!

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