Recipes from treats shared at the General Woman's meeting. If you didn't bring your recipe but want to share it you can e-mail it to me at justkrist@yahoo.com
Meltaways
2 lbs Butter
1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
3 cups cornstarch
4 cups flour
Cream the butter, add sifted dry ingredients.
The goal of this blog is to help us become better prepared both spiritually and temporally.
Showing posts with label Dianna F. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dianna F. Show all posts
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Monday, January 13, 2014
Jan 2014 - Preparedness TIp - Be Aware
A preparedness tip from Dianna F. of the Foxglen Park ward.
Being aware of your surroundings is an easy way to make sure you and your family are prepared. Children especially are easily disoriented and can be frightened in an emergency situation, by making sure they know where the exits are and where to meet you if they get lost we can lessen the potential stress for them, while keeping them safer. If it's a family habit to do this it becomes second nature instead of a scarier thing.
I loved this tip from Dianna, although we've never had to evacuate a building I have had kids wander off and it was NOT fun for either of us. Taking a few minutes to plan a meeting place and making sure they always know who to ask for help would have probably saved me a few gray hairs.
Being aware of your surroundings is an easy way to make sure you and your family are prepared. Children especially are easily disoriented and can be frightened in an emergency situation, by making sure they know where the exits are and where to meet you if they get lost we can lessen the potential stress for them, while keeping them safer. If it's a family habit to do this it becomes second nature instead of a scarier thing.
I loved this tip from Dianna, although we've never had to evacuate a building I have had kids wander off and it was NOT fun for either of us. Taking a few minutes to plan a meeting place and making sure they always know who to ask for help would have probably saved me a few gray hairs.
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