The Prepping Princess

My First Strawberries and My Very First Gooseberry of the year! =)

Happy Princess.

minuteofangle:

preppingprincess:

Corriander
Parsley
Basil
Chives
Mint
Peas
Runner beans
Tomatos
Strawberries
Goosberries
Blackberries
Chillis
Peppers
Potatoes

Peas
Carrots
Potatoes
Garlic
Raddishs
Spinach
Strawberries
Kolorabi
Lettuce
Red Raspberries
Blueberries
Pole Beans
Tomatoes
Parsley
Basil
Eggplant
Pie Cherries
Apples
Huckleberries
Grapes
Oregon Grapes
Blackberries
Cucumbers
Squash
Salmon Berries
Rhubarb
Pumpkins

Oh oh oh.

Now I can add;

Sweetcorn
Cucumbers
Lettuce
Onions

:)

:)

tacticalconscience:

old-prepper:

americas-liberty:

Well that didn’t take long.

LOL

Oh are you fucking serious?!

That’s it … Get me off this fuckin planet!

This is actually a UK campaign which encouraged a crackdown on people who are armed with knives in places where stabbings occur often.

It asked for strongly enforced punishments on people that have used knives as a weapon. They’re not trying to take your table knife from you.

I’m not too sure how that can be seen as a bad thing. 

I really enjoyed the first episode of this last night. It’s set in a post zombie rising world, where ‘Partially Dead Syndrome’ suffers are medicate and integrated back into society. Work a watch. 

Corriander
Parsley
Basil
Chives
Mint
Peas
Runner beans
Tomatos
Strawberries
Goosberries
Blackberries
Chillis
Peppers
Potatoes

1. Bartering. 

Not long after the SHTF, alcohol will become a luxury item. Someone got something you want? What better to trade with at time of hardship than some Happy Juice?

2. Soothe a Fever

Feeling under the weather? Body heating up? Soaking a clothe is vodka and rubbing it on your chest and forehead will help to bring down your soaring temperature. 

3. Blisters

When the SHTF, the best mode of travel is going to be our own two feet. Walking for long periods of time can easily cause blisters on your poor little feeties. Vodka can act as an anesthetic to disinfect the area.

4. Starting Fires

If you’re really struggling to get a fire going, Vodka can be used as a quick fire starting liquid in a pinch. 

5. Tooth Pain

When the SHTF, Dentists are going to be a pretty rare commodity. Holding some Vodka over the poorly tooth and allowing the gums to adsorb the alcohol will numb the pain. 

6. Bug Repellent. 

Rubbing Vodka on your skin will help to repel wasps and other little nasties. Also, as alcohol goes, Vodka is pretty odorless.

If all else fails….You can always use your supplies to drink yourself happy and enjoy the end of the fucking world. 

Be Safe. 

Prepping Princess <3

(via improvisedsurvival)

My new Mint plant. Waiting to go in the new mini Greenhouse! Using my blinds to climb ^_^ It smells beautiful and will be wonderful in my cooking. Also my new Chili plants on the right! <3

The snow in my back yard right now, and one of my water butts slowly dissappearing into it!

Yes!!!

(via tacticalconscience)

• Use 2 litre soft drinks bottles. They are easy to get ahold of a safe to use! 

• DO NOT use milk bottles.

• Use deadspaces to store your water. Such as under the bed, behind couches and the bottom of closets. 

• Try to seperate your water supplies incase part of your home is damaged. Your garage, shed and also your car are great places to store your water. 

• Remember other emergency water locations in your home. Such as melted ice cubes, your cold water pipes, and your water heater, which can hold an additional 60 gallons! 

This ^ Annoys me more than anything in the world. 

When asking someone what they will do when the shit hits the fan, I so VERY often receive the reply that they would rather just die than try and survive in a changed world. 

Ok… so lets say for instance, that there is a giant economical collapse…

Are you just going to lay down and die, just stop eating, drinking, surviving?!

NO. Of course you aren’t, you are going to try and survive in the exact same ways that I do, only I will be prepared. YOU however, will be struggling to stop yourself and your family from starving. 

Soap, Shower Gel and Shampoo

I took these little guys from the hotel I stayed in. They are perfect for my bug out bag.

There is nothing worse than feeling dirty. 

yearzerosurvival:

Backyard Beekeeping | How to keep bees. Good to know.

#PrepperTalk 

I am seriously considering looking into keeping bees at my home. I previously posted about the importance of honey. Having that invaluable asset available on my own property in times of emergency, would be amazing. 

Read My Honey Post HERE =)