On the Second Day of Christmas we found outside our door,
Not just a bit of magic, but really so much more.
A bag of silver filled with treats of gold.
And a Costco gift card too!
My kids began planning on what to spend that little card of blue, but having just read Spools, Sugar, Soap and Soup I knew what I was going to do.
For just like Brin, preparedness has become my thing.
I want to have enough of what we need in case of disaster, illness, unemployment and the unforeseen.
And by unforeseen I mean trying to keep a medically fragile kid with Down syndrome alive, if you know what I mean.
Great minds, Tammy! LOL! I wrote a 2 part peice about this @ http://www.livingwithspecialneeds.com The real reason I wanted to send you that direction is that in the second part, I found another blogger who litterally lists EVERY preparedness resource you can imagine….from suppliers to calculators and articles, etc. Found him months ago and haven’t even been able to get through a quarter of what is on his site.
Steph
Steph,
I looked but couldn’t find the post you are referring to. If you want to include a direct link to it, that would be great! I’d love to see not only the site you are talking about, but the post you wrote!
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So much better than two turtle doves! I’ll be checking-out that linked reference on preparedness, too. Funny how children choose to spend money that is not theirs, isn’t it?
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Barbara,
Yeah, I’m thinking that two turtle doves would also come with bird poop…..one extra thing to clean up. heh.
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Stephanie, would you give the specific urls to your posts? I couldn’t easily find them. Thanks.
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