Prepping when ill or infirm
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The Sitooterie
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I'm going to suggest "The Ark". Sending my best wishes to everyone going through tough times at the moment.
Growing old disgracefully!
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Youre all brilliant ...
Thank you !
The preps this week and next now are going to get a bit tougher ..builders coming in Monday to demolish the rest of the kitchen . Living room and bathroom .then start work ... approx 2 weeks if things go well
At present I have stew simmering away on the camp stove in the ..ark ..summer house tardis ...annex ..sitooterie...chalet
Make shift box for OH chemo until we can get the correct set up at the end of the month ( docs strike to be taken into account) ..
The freeze dried food has come in massively useful the preps I had at a higher level in house have been used daily the extra medications I had put away have also been in use as the meds were all kept downstairs in a proper medicine box that got smashed off the wall and floating in water
Its amazing how many things you keep on one level ..paperwork in drawers ..bits and bats ...learned a big lesson there
The main stuff was hubby's chemo and other medications
We will definitely be changing that and finding something water tight for them to go in .
We will be living solely in the one bedroom and the escape hut for the duration of the building work and if we survive this major bug in then we can see it as a trial run for whatever is thrown at us . The chemo survived floating in the water the boxes didn't..thats all that matters the rest is just a house ...
Cant think of everything but in future prepping will be making sure the meds are very safe
Thank you !
The preps this week and next now are going to get a bit tougher ..builders coming in Monday to demolish the rest of the kitchen . Living room and bathroom .then start work ... approx 2 weeks if things go well
At present I have stew simmering away on the camp stove in the ..ark ..summer house tardis ...annex ..sitooterie...chalet
Make shift box for OH chemo until we can get the correct set up at the end of the month ( docs strike to be taken into account) ..
The freeze dried food has come in massively useful the preps I had at a higher level in house have been used daily the extra medications I had put away have also been in use as the meds were all kept downstairs in a proper medicine box that got smashed off the wall and floating in water
Its amazing how many things you keep on one level ..paperwork in drawers ..bits and bats ...learned a big lesson there
The main stuff was hubby's chemo and other medications
We will definitely be changing that and finding something water tight for them to go in .
We will be living solely in the one bedroom and the escape hut for the duration of the building work and if we survive this major bug in then we can see it as a trial run for whatever is thrown at us . The chemo survived floating in the water the boxes didn't..thats all that matters the rest is just a house ...
Cant think of everything but in future prepping will be making sure the meds are very safe
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Least there's progress at lastGeeGee wrote: โFri Jan 05, 2024 9:23 pm Youre all brilliant ...
Thank you !
The preps this week and next now are going to get a bit tougher ..builders coming in Monday to demolish the rest of the kitchen . Living room and bathroom .then start work ... approx 2 weeks if things go well
At present I have stew simmering away on the camp stove in the ..ark ..summer house tardis ...annex ..sitooterie...chalet
Make shift box for OH chemo until we can get the correct set up at the end of the month ( docs strike to be taken into account) ..
The freeze dried food has come in massively useful the preps I had at a higher level in house have been used daily the extra medications I had put away have also been in use as the meds were all kept downstairs in a proper medicine box that got smashed off the wall and floating in water
Its amazing how many things you keep on one level ..paperwork in drawers ..bits and bats ...learned a big lesson there
The main stuff was hubby's chemo and other medications
We will definitely be changing that and finding something water tight for them to go in .
We will be living solely in the one bedroom and the escape hut for the duration of the building work and if we survive this major bug in then we can see it as a trial run for whatever is thrown at us . The chemo survived floating in the water the boxes didn't..thats all that matters the rest is just a house ...
Cant think of everything but in future prepping will be making sure the meds are very safe
As for storage of stuff heavy duty dry bags
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Osprey-Ultrali ... ROKL5A1OLE
I got some from Lidl/ Aldi years ago made out of dingy type rubber material they have been bomb proof
Got to love the chancers
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265534972155 ... i4QAvD_BwE
Think I paid about ยฃ8 each
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
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GeeGee your resilience is amazing and I bet that stew tastes fantastic! Here's hoping that in two weeks you are able to return to some kind of normality and that your OH hasnt been too negatively affected by all of the upheaval. *raises a very large mug of Yorkshire Tea to you*
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Mmmm Yorkshire tea that'll doMedusa wrote: โFri Jan 05, 2024 10:31 pm GeeGee your resilience is amazing and I bet that stew tastes fantastic! Here's hoping that in two weeks you are able to return to some kind of normality and that your OH hasnt been too negatively affected by all of the upheaval. *raises a very large mug of Yorkshire Tea to you*
Geegee hope you had a good time at the sea side and found boyes
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
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Yes the place had a walls and floors and a ceiling and stuffYorkshire Andy wrote: โFri Jan 05, 2024 10:35 pmMmmm Yorkshire tea that'll doMedusa wrote: โFri Jan 05, 2024 10:31 pm GeeGee your resilience is amazing and I bet that stew tastes fantastic! Here's hoping that in two weeks you are able to return to some kind of normality and that your OH hasnt been too negatively affected by all of the upheaval. *raises a very large mug of Yorkshire Tea to you*
Geegee hope you had a good time at the sea side and found boyes
Straight to boyes when it opened grabbed some while everybody else fighting over chocolate that was reduced
Medusa that Yorkshire tea sounds great
The tea coffee and sugar pots were on the worktop little wooden tops really nice obv in the tip with the rest of the stuff after they were buried under ceiling and water so now have bits in little plastic bags
When you look round your kitchen and living room and for those who have kids especially..its so surprising just what we have in there
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GeeGee wrote: โSat Jan 06, 2024 8:12 amYes the place had a walls and floors and a ceiling and stuffYorkshire Andy wrote: โFri Jan 05, 2024 10:35 pmMedusa wrote: โFri Jan 05, 2024 10:31 pm GeeGee your resilience is amazing and I bet that stew tastes fantastic! Here's hoping that in two weeks you are able to return to some kind of normality and that your OH hasnt been too negatively affected by all of the upheaval. *raises a very large mug of Yorkshire Tea to you*
Mmmm Yorkshire tea that'll do
Geegee hope you had a good time at the sea side and found boyes
Straight to boyes when it opened grabbed some while everybody else fighting over chocolate that was reduced
Medusa that Yorkshire tea sounds great
The tea coffee and sugar pots were on the worktop little wooden tops really nice obv in the tip with the rest of the stuff after they were buried under ceiling and water so now have bits in little plastic bags
When you look round your kitchen and living room and for those who have kids especially..its so surprising just what we have in there
Hard not to spend a fortune in there puts the home bargains/ BM type shops to shame
Next visit will be the local plod to inspect your little bags of white powder
On the kids front with all that rain the TV showing various areas flooded out told little man to get his toys put in the toy boxes so it's easier to move if we get a flood warning... Popped to the shed and back he's taken all his new toys from Santa to his bedroom 'safe upstairs daddy" never seen him tidy his stuff up so fast he then came to see if his new bike was high up in my shed fortunately it's sat on top of mine so I got away with that one
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Re: Prepping when ill or infirm
Here's another mug of tea being raised to you, GeeGee, I'm full of admiration for how you're coping. Absolutely phenomenal.Medusa wrote: โFri Jan 05, 2024 10:31 pm GeeGee your resilience is amazing and I bet that stew tastes fantastic! Here's hoping that in two weeks you are able to return to some kind of normality and that your OH hasnt been too negatively affected by all of the upheaval. *raises a very large mug of Yorkshire Tea to you*
I hope your builders are kind and realise what you're going through.
Wow! That's practical prepping in action! You've got a convert there for life, AndyYorkshire Andy wrote: โSat Jan 06, 2024 9:18 am On the kids front with all that rain the TV showing various areas flooded out told little man to get his toys put in the toy boxes so it's easier to move if we get a flood warning... Popped to the shed and back he's taken all his new toys from Santa to his bedroom 'safe upstairs daddy" never seen him tidy his stuff up so fast he then came to see if his new bike was high up in my shed fortunately it's sat on top of mine so I got away with that one
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That is genius level child rearing! Would not have worked on mine as we were in a 5th floor flat when they were small.Yorkshire Andy wrote: โSat Jan 06, 2024 9:18 am On the kids front with all that rain the TV showing various areas flooded out told little man to get his toys put in the toy boxes so it's easier to move if we get a flood warning... Popped to the shed and back he's taken all his new toys from Santa to his bedroom 'safe upstairs daddy" never seen him tidy his stuff up so fast he then came to see if his new bike was high up in my shed fortunately it's sat on top of mine so I got away with that one