The Focus for February Will Be:
72 Hour Kits
and
Finances
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Here's the Stake Version PDF:
Here's the Prepared Not Scared Version PDF:
Don't Forget to...
Keep working to complete your
PREPAREDNESS GOALS
for
January
You still have a few more days!
The Dry Pack Focus for February is:
Dehydrated Carrots!
I'll be posting some YUMMY recipes in the next
couple of days!
10 comments:
bless you kind lady...
Is there anyway to change the name on your newsletter for others to use? I'm just confused because you have it as a free download.
thanks
Christine
It's been fixed!
EnJOY!
Trish
I just wanted to say THANK YOU a million times over for all of the hard work and effort you put into every single thing you do! I have downloaded a ton of stuff off of your website and it has been a tremendous help to me as a RS President. You are blessing more lives than you think. I live in American Fork and found your blog from someone when I downloaded your halloween games...now I download so much more! You are amazing and I am so grateful that you are willing to share this hard work and inspiration!!
Thanks Cara and LeAnn!
You made my day!
Trish
oh wow! Just found your site via @Pinterest. I can't wait to "dig in" I am so unorganized!! I hope I can navigate through it! lol!!
Trish,
Thanks for fixing the newsletter. I'm trying to get our ward to be more interested in emergency preparedness, so I really APPRECIATE what you do out of the kindness of your heart.
Thanks
Christine
Dear Trish-
I'm a big fan of your blog. I grew up LDS but attend a different church now. My current church doesn't do RS and it kills me inside so I'm trying to get a women's group together to function in the same way. Perhaps you could help me?! I'd be most grateful, I can't think of a better person to help out then you.
A huge fan,
Ms Austen Marie
Austen Marie,
Will you send me your email?
smithest1989@hotmail.com
Trish
Even though you've moved onto your March newsletter, I'm still interested in your carrot recipes. Thank you so much for this. I use your site all the time and now I'm the preparedness person in my ward. Your information is wonderful.
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