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January 20, 2026
Easy Nutrition: Grow Your Own Microgreens
Why Microgreens Matter Microgreens might sound like a fleeting millennial trend, but it is much more than that. Firstly, what even are microgreens? They are young vegetable or herb seedlings harvested at or just after the cotyledon stage. They are highly appealing to gardeners because they require minimal space and time, can be grown indoors year-round, and provide a wealth of nutrients at your fingertips with minimal effort. Microgreens are a great way to supply your own micronutrients right at home! Grow fresh greens no matter the weather. Plus, you can likely use seeds you already have that might be...
January 14, 2026
Senior Emergency Readiness: Adapt as You Age
 Most preparedness advice assumes you can haul heavy containers, evacuate on short notice, and handle physically demanding tasks like moving heavy debris, walking for miles, or even chopping wood. But what happens when that's no longer your reality? K., a reader in her 70s recently reached out about this exact gap. She and her husband have been preparing since their off-grid days in the 1980s. Once reconnected with the "grid," they regularly faced and overcame challenges that most preparedness content never addresses. Family didn’t live nearby. Bugging out wasn’t an option. Physical tasks that were once routine started requiring...
December 30, 2025
Seed Packet Terms Explained
Seed Shopping Confusion When garden planning season rolls around, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed. Whether this is your first time trying to understand the seed industry or if you’re a seasoned gardener, it is a good idea to brush up on the typical terminology you might run into. The good news is that you don’t need a degree in horticulture to understand these terms. Yet having a good grasp of the meaning of these words can empower you to be a better, more successful gardener by allowing you to take more complete control of your garden. So, take...
December 17, 2025
8 Reasons Disaster Movies Do More Than Entertain
 From asteroid strikes to zombie apocalypses, what is it about watching the world fall apart from the safety of our couches? Chaos & ComfortThere's something about watching a catastrophe unfold when you know you're safe. It's like an emotional pressure valve, experience the thrill without the actual danger. Real but SafePandemics, climate disasters, tech gone rogue. Sometimes seeing our worst-case scenarios play out on screen helps us process them. Who Would You Be?Disaster films strip away the everyday and show us what people are really made of. The hero? The coward? The one who makes the dumb decision? Of...
December 09, 2025
Driving Home for the Holidays? Don’t forget this:
You've decided to drive home for the holidays instead of flying. Smart move. No TSA lines, no flight delays, and no lost luggage. Just you, your car, maybe family, and however many miles of winter highway stand between you and your destination. But before you load up the presents and snacks, there's one more thing not to forget: a winter emergency kit that works whether you're stuck on the interstate or sliding into a ditch two miles from home. The thing about winter driving emergencies is they don't announce themselves. One minute you're fine, the next you're sideways in a...
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