Prepper Diary

We have buckets of long-term storage food. We have cans of dehydrated food. But we didn't build up this supply overnight. Live the prepper life and you can build up your supplies as well.

We continue to take small steps on our prepping journey, buying a few things here and there.

The move continues as we get closer to our goal of living at our prepper property one step at at time.

Meeting with Realtors, cleaning, painting, repairing, etc. We're getting our old home ready to list as we move to our prepper property.

You can start your food storage program at the grocery store, at Sam's Club or Costco. Buying specialty long-term storage foods and freeze dried foods should come after you have the bsics down.

We take an extra long weekend getaway to do chores at our prepper property, but we take time for some fun as well.

We are getting closer to moving to our perfect prepper home by upgrading it and making cosmetic improvements to our existing home prior to selling it.

We make a work trip to our Prepper Property to improve the kitchen, install new lighting, build shelving and move some more gear.

The canned soup aisle at our Walmart has been restocked. Other products are also back in stock, including toilet paper.

This weekend, we focused on how to obtain firewood at our new prepper property. We need the wood to heat the house and keep our electric bill low.