All is safely gathered in! That is the heading on the Provident Living website. http://providentliving.org I have been feeling a sense of urgency this past year about gathering together our food storage. The move and getting settled has made it difficult for us to build our food supply back up. But today as I left the Smith's case lot sale with two carts brimming to the top with canned foods, flour, and sugar I felt an amazing feeling of peace and JOY! We do not have nearly enough food to last a full year, but we are well on our way and I'm confident that we have more than enough to last three months which is the current church council. Tuesday I am going to the cannery to get 75 lb. of wheat and some other things like refried and black beans.
So far we have:
-33 lb. of noodles
-116 lb. of sugar
-115 lb. of rice
-110 lb. of white flour
-10 lb. of powdered milk
-tons and tons of canned veggies, beans, tomatoes, soups, fruit, etc.
-a freezer almost full of meats, chesses, other random foods, and water
-36 gallons of water and four cases of water bottles
I know I get excited about crazy things like food storage, but it was so comforting to restock and organize my food storage. After I finished I started to take a few snapshots. Trevor was totally making fun of me when I told him I was going to post them on my blog. Hey, it is things like this that bring me great joy!
NERD! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking care of us!
Thanks Trev! While I was busy spending money Trevor was making some. He did our taxes today! He keeps busy on his Fridays at home.
ReplyDeleteRobyn, you are definately not the only one! The last time my parents were here, I was totally showing ours off to them. I love the feeling of being prepared and knowing you have food to take care of your family and those around you if desaster were to strike. good work, you're ahead of me!
ReplyDeleteMelanie
How very organized of you. I just LOVE the fact that all of your can labels are facing to the front, as are all of your cereals boxes stacked the same way. That's dedication.
ReplyDeleteNice job! I am proud of you!
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