Bugging In: How to Begin

     For many of us, it is easy to begin planning for disaster by focusing on a things like a bug out bag, and a bug out location.  We talk about evacuation plans, and buy things like bandanas and fire starters, even though we already have half a dozen of each.

     However the hardest part for most people, is really starting to develop in home preps for when you have to stay put.  Bugging out requires a shorter time frame, a smaller budget, and is often times just more exciting sounding.  Bugging in requires more supplies, and a good organization plan, and even for some of us, we have to figure out where to put all of it.  We've put together a list of all the items you should have at home, and where to go from there.

30 Five Minutes Prep You Can Do Today

     So often we look at prepping as a large scale ongoing project, and it is, but it doesn't mean that it has to take up a large amount of time.  These are thirty preps that you can do in five minutes or less to get you on the path towards being better prepared for whatever may come.