No food in the house? Most unwise...

[Guest guest]

Someone recently posted about their girlfriends having very little

to no food in the house, and that this was common to friends unintentionally

or intentionally doing a CRON lifestyle. I suppose this could be considered

off topic, but I don't think it is actually. If wearing seat belts, looking

both ways before crossing the street, etc., are considered ways to lengthen

lifespan, then surely, keeping food in the house is good for us also.

In these days of unexpected, worldwide terrorist attacks.....put

some food in your home! Do it now! If you require food to be out of the

house in order to not eat it....then you are not committed to a CRON

lifestyle.

I would love to see what CRONies put in their emergency stashes...

How much & what type of food, how much water do you have set aside?

I'm terribly cheap, so my emergency stash is made up of the largest

variety of least expensive long term storage foods available. The food is

vacuum packed in individually labeled packets of approximently 400 to 2000

calories each. Once a year, the food is rotated and the oldest given away

to charity.

If you have a bug out bag, you won't be able to put a lot of food in

it, but you can include a quality daily multi-vitamin and some dried foods.

Someone that manages to not become nutrient deficient during a forced

evacuation, may well not have their longevity negatively affected if they

manage a daily vitamin or two...

Living a long time requires more than just monitoring the food we

ingest today. We must also plan for the food we eat tomorrow, next week,

next month and next year. Just thought I'd give you your survivalist

thought of the day! :-)Hopefully none of us have built underground caverns

made out of old school buses like some guy in Canada did for Y2K, but aren't

CRONies the real, true life, ultimate survivalist?

Take care,

Brad