Showing posts with label Vital Records Binder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vital Records Binder. Show all posts

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Vital Records Bags.....Oh My!

A few months ago I found the
COOLEST BAG!
Stylin' Binders created a bag that is
PERFECT
for the Vital Records Binder.
I wanted to do a video to show
you just how amazing this bag is, but I
have absolutely no clue how to load it so....
A PICTURE is still worth a thousand words, right?!?
Here it is:
Picture
I used a 3" 3-ring binder and it's a perfect fit.
It has velcro sides that open so that
the binder will lay flat when in use and when you
need to take it with you, it's turns into an easy to carry bag!
The girls at Stylin' Binders even made a cover to
match my Vital Records Binder.
I LOVE IT!
Here's the Link:
Check them out....they're AMAZING!
This would make a great
MOTHER'S DAY GIFT!
Just think....
You'll be Prepared and Stylin'
all at the same time!
Thanks to...
Kelli Allmaras and Melissa Hamilton
for being willing to make a
binder cover to match the Vital Records Binder.
It's perfect!

P.S.
I'll add a picture of the one
they made to match the binder as soon
as I get my new camera!

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Vital Records Supply List

Vital Records Purchase List:
3-inch 3-ring Binder
(You get 2 for about the price of 1 at Costco and Sam's)
Page Protectors
(You can get a box of 100 at Costco or Sam's)
Divided Page Protectors
(For Family Pictures)
Business Card Page Protectors
2 - Zipper Pouches
(For Quick Cash, Notebook, Pens and Pencils)
CD Protectors
Sharpie Markers
Small Notebook
Carry Case
(Look for a bag or purse that will hold the FILLED binder.)
You can start with just a binder, page protectors
and the zipper pouches.
The rest can be purchased a little at a time.
Check on-line as well.
I found several stores that offered free shipping.
Watch for weekly assignments
and reminders!

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Neighborhood Block Plan!

I have to say before we get started,
this is not a 1 hour project!
This one will take some time to put together,
BUT...
It will be worth every minute you invest in it!
The peace of mind that will come
with this preparation is worth it for sure!
That being said, lets get started.
  I decided to give you a little at a time.
It can be a little overwhelming if you get all of
the information at once.
Your assignment this week is to gather:
A Map of Your Neighborhood
(This map will include ALL of the houses in your ward boundries
whether they are members or not.)
My ward was just divided and so I will be
going through this process right along with you!
YAY?
(Just kidding....I'm excited!)
I will be taking pictures of each of the houses
in our ward boundries
so that I can make a more personalized map
BUT this is not necessary!

It is a FuN way to get
the people in your neighborhood
interested in preparedness.
Who knows....you might even find neighbors
willing to help with this project! 
Here's the PDF File for that:
Neighborhood Block Plan PDF Packet 1
Here are a few things to
keep in mind when creating
your Neighborhood Block Plan:
Each BLOCK will consist of
10 HOMES.
1 BLOCK CAPTAIN will be
assigned to each BLOCK.
Each BLOCK will be assigned
a NUMBER.

Block Captains Photo's will be added to this page.
This will be a great help in an emergency.
That should do if for today!
I will be posting the rest of the information
throughout the month of December.
My hope is to be ready to start
practice drills in January or February!