Most people associate prepping with ‘doomsday’. Although prepping for cataclysmic events is
wise, it is more likely that a family’s prepping supplies will be used for
domestic mishaps. There is a story of a certain
man who was the family’s sole bread winner.
When he was suddenly laid-off he was devastated with little or no
prospect of adequate employment in his area.
Believing in self-reliance accompanied by a severe distaste for
government assistance, his family turned to their six-month food storage for
meals. And, having saved money to pay
six-months worth of bills, which included their mortgage, they were able to
stay current on their mortgage, as well as all other household bills. The family was debt free, other than their
mortgage; this turned out to be a huge benefit.
The man was out of work for 11 weeks before the company that laid him
off hired him back. Lay-offs happen
every day at an alarming rate due to the bad economy. And the ill prepared head in throngs to unemployment
lines around the nation finding that benefits are being reduced due to lack of
funds. Simple math will tell you, when
formerly employed people stand in line looking for handouts, the money supplied
by the employed will eventually run out; then where will they be?
I've always heard about the importance of being prepared but I never known about how necessary it really is until I went through some experiences recently. I will definitely be ordering some supplies from you because I truly believe its not a matter of if, but when you will need these things.
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