Many of you know that my husband is the king of 72 hour kits. We have two of the most extensive (and expensive) 72 hour kits around. :)
But...
Did you know that a very basic 72 hour 'student kit' can be prepared for under $20? In fact, our student stake (BYU-I 1st Stake) is helping students gather the food portion of their kits for only $5! For a list of what our university recommends to include in a student 72 hour kit, click here.
Here's a shout out to you all who have started. And for the rest of us...
Just Do It!
4 comments:
Hey Laurene-Yes it is true - you don't have to be a size six!!! Yeah! I'm thinking that I would love to see a size 12 again, just for health's sake and so I won't have to ever buy 2 airlines seats when I fly!!!! At are age who cares about being beautiful? Anyway. . .thanks for the reminder about 72 hr kits. I have one for myself (too bad for my husband if anything should happen right now) But I was thinking about making one for him for Christmas. Some of my kids have them but others don't so I may get them some things to get started.
How is school going? I am missing it so much. I just hope that I can get back into the swing of studying and stuff when I go back in the winter. Have a great week and its good to see you blogging more. :)
Why did I never think of putting books in our 72-hour kits? Sheesh, that's brilliant! We'll have no food, but at least we won't be bored. Glad you got the blog fixed after I helped ruin it this morning.
okay okay! I know! I'll do it... I promise!
Laurene - Trev and I have 72 hour kits prepped and ready to go (thanks to Bart who probably got tips from Roger) but your post did inspire me to make up a shopping list of all the food storage items I need to stock up on. Thanks for inspiring the #3 thing on my "List of Things To Do" this week.
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