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Roxi & Starr walk the expo to see what kind of trouble they can find.

Join us in a chat about preparedness.

Join Roxi n' Starr as they delve more into the semantics of getting home. Don't forget the antics and adventures in the barnyard. A fun and laid-back look into preparedness from two completely different perspectives. We will talk about some thoughts on medicine.

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Receipe for Golden Milk:

1 C. Milk (cow, goat, nut, oat, coconut).

1/2 t. Tumerick

Dash Pepper

Splash of Vanilla

Honey to taste (raw)

Warm for a nice soothing drink. Great antiflamitory.

Join Roxi n' Starr as they delve more into the semantics of getting home. Don't forget the antics and adventures in the barnyard. A fun and laid back look into preparedness from two completely different perspectives

Today, we'll talk about some background and our friends. Grab a little insight, talk about what is to come and the differences between prepping and homesteading.

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Today we talk about the ways that we can take our personal preparedness seriously. From food storage to dealing with stress the way we prepare ourselves could mean the difference between life and death.

We will discuss not only food storage and gardening but with these comes skills we all need to know. These are our skills - learn something, watch a video, get a book, search the internet, or take a class. Expand this and you increase your survivability. along with skills comes the knowledge, being aware of things and the real possiblilites helps you prepare in other ways,

Physical preparedness includes stamina, medical issues, and habits. Can you carry your pack if you had to? A very real question I ask is can you do more than hoist it onto your back? getting your physical needs in line are crucial to thriving in a SHTF situation.

and finally, the Mental aspects of preparedness. Are you the one so fearful you will be immobile? Can you deal with what might come or will apathy take over and you succumb to depression? Being menatlly prepared for a disaster is nearly as important as being physically prepared.

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Contact DJ Cooper

Cliff Deane grew up in South Charleston, West Virginia. At 17, he left school and joined the U.S. Cavalry, as a Private. 35 years later, he retired as a Lt. Colonel, spending 10 years Enlisted, and 25 years Commissioned.

Cliff holds a High School G.E.D., a Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education and English, a Master’s Degree in Education Administration and Management from West Virginia and is a graduate of the U.S. Army Command & General Staff College.

After retirement, a love of the American West took Cliff to Prescott, Arizona, which he has called home for many years.

Today, Cliff and his dog Katie reside full time in his 44’ Toy Hauler. He and Katie just go where the wind blows, as long as the wind blows them to Sturgis, SD in August.

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