An Open Letter To The Prepper Community To the prepper community, I like y’all. You taught me how to prepare myself for different types of emergencies. How to create an long-term pantry. Different bread recipes. And how to make a go bag. Yet, lately, you’re getting on my nerves and I’m about to leave the […]
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I got into the habit of traveling a few years back. After paying off all my debt I traveled. I wanted to see other parts of America. I even had a big plan to eventually visit all 50 states. Yet, my plan hit a snag like all plans do. I stopped traveling and focused on […]
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I wrote an article a few weeks back about how Google told their employees they had to come back to work in the office as of September 1, 2021 and couldn’t work from home that often. Well, Google reverses course on remote working and will now allow 20% of their employees to work from home […]
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For over a year now I’ve watched grocery haul videos on YouTube. Basically you’re watching people showing off their foodstuffs they procured from a grocery store. Why is this popular? I don’t know. Why do I like watching them? I’m nosy. Also, it’s interesting to see what other people buy. From what I’ve seen many […]
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I browsed Twitter one day and came across a thread about the Trades (electricians, HVAC, plumbing, etc.) needing employees. One guy, an electrician I believe, said that someone would have a high-paying job with great job security after 4 years of on-the-job training/education. Another guy replied back that was too long because he didn’t want […]
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Americans spend a great amount of time in their cars. They use them to commute to work, run chores, visit family and friends, and so much more. Although we love our cars they cause us to worry. Just like all other mechanical devices, cars break down. And sometimes they do so at the worse time […]
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After spending the last four months writing full-time since I’ve moved to self-employment I truly understand why writers sequester themselves into cabins or villas overseas to write their latest novel or book of poetry. Because having the time to write without interruption, with the ability to sit and think, is crucial to complete your work. […]
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This all started because I found four planters in a bush when I cleaned up my backyard. These are large, plastic planters that would cost anywhere $10 to $15 each. And since I just started my garden I could use these in the future. However, they needed cleaning. Thankfully I have a water spigot in […]
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In late February 2021 I was in Home Depot to pick up something for a home repair project. Well, I like to walk around the store to see what they have, especially tools. And I have many that I use (and one or two that I don’t use frequently). After viewing the tools continued my […]
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Last week I discussed food preparedness for beginners so individuals could create an emergency food pantry. Now it’s time to cover water preparedness for beginners so you can be fully prepared for any emergency. Storing water can be a bit tricky but there are three main ways you can keep and/or use water when you […]
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