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Read the urban prepper's article on long term food storage , basic food supply and canning to get a good idea on some of the food products that most preppers stock up on. Make a list of those items and check the store circulars every week to see what's on sale. Be careful if you opt to go the dollar store route survivaltools because sometimes they carry food items that have a short expiration date. Bring your planned list and add or subtract vital items according to your experiences.
Take the time to make a list of questions to ask and visit the museum's website for information. If you want the visit to be somewhat structured, give your children a scavenger hunt Or give them a short list of of works of art to locate, study, and possibly sketch. If your budget can handle it, let the children choose a postcard or bookmark from the museum gift shop as a souvenir of their trip. The Art Cyclopedia has a long list of museums that have special programs devoted to education. How can a little flour, water, and paint become a fantastic hands-on geography project, full of educational benefits?
If you're behind on your preparedness efforts and need to do this quickly, you can order buckets of emergency food just to have some on hand. ( Learn how to build an emergency food supply using freeze dried food HERE ) Hit the grocery store or wholesale club and stock up there, too, on your way home. We may not all have written lists but many of us have a list for the day in our mind. Steps take some time prepping but as you have shown the end result is rewarding.
Food- while storing food now is great; you need to look toward the future once all hell breaks loose you will not be stocking up at Costco anymore! Here is a list of items as an example of what you should be including in your prepping. It will be as bad as a low budget zombie flick and you are the underpaid main character! I discuss this in length in another prepping article I have written, you can view it here.
