by indy | Mar 20, 2018 | Camping, Life Hacks, Products to Check Out
Do Your Feet or Hands Suffer with the Cold? Some of you may not have a problem with cold feet and hands, but I’m guessing there are many others of you out there who have the same challenge I have. When it’s cold or even simply chilly out, I struggle to keep my hands...
by indy | Mar 14, 2017 | Gardening, Products to Check Out
If you read my blogs from this time last year you saw how I decided to utilize my patio area and create a container garden for veggies in and among my flowers and succulents. I even had a hanging strawberry plant. You can read all about it in: Container Gardens Part I...
by indy | Nov 22, 2016 | Camping, Products to Check Out
Being Prepared = Redundancy You can ask my husband how I feel about redundancy when it comes to be prepared for any kind an emergency. He lovingly teases me about the myriad ways we can start a fire. Beyond having waterproof & stormproof matches, we have an...
by indy | Jul 26, 2016 | Products to Check Out
We Love Pasta Maybe my hubby and I are secretly Italian and not Irish/English because we love our pasta and bread and wine. But our eating lifestyle is strictly high protein and low carbs – it’s how we maintain our desired weight and energy level. But Hate Feeling...
by indy | Feb 2, 2016 | Preparedness, Products to Check Out
Take a Look around Your Kitchen. How many fancy electrical appliances and gadgets do you have sitting around? If you were without power for days (or weeks), what simple tools would you need to have on hand as a back-up plan? Or maybe you’re setting up a...
by indy | Jan 19, 2016 | Preparedness, Products to Check Out, Survival
How often do you think about the water you use everyday? Most people in America are spared the worry of finding water for the day. We turn on a faucet and out pours the life-saving liquid. But that’s not the case in other parts of the world. While it’s a blessing to...
Being outside in nature is the most basic part of who I am. Besides gaining knowledge about wildlife, I learn lessons about who I am, and surprise myself about what I am capable of achieving. Nature continually inspires me. It is a part of all my writings, no matter the genre or subject matter. 
