Linda Richards, Professional Organizer, Organizing Coach and Speaker, serving Salt Lake City, Utah and surrounding areas, welcomes you to the Organize and More blog which is filled with organizing and time management tips for your home or office.

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Showing posts with label emergency preparation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emergency preparation. Show all posts

Emergency Preparedness Americans with Disabilities video

>> 9/16/10

Emergency preparedness Americans with Disabilities video is filled with useful information for you or your loved one. Any American would benefit from getting organized before an emergency occurs, such as the evacuations we Floridians sometimes experience due to an impending hurricane, but those with special needs especially benefit from taking a little bit of time now, to avoid frustration and discomfort later. Get a piece of paper handy so that you can take notes while you watch the video below.


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Emergency Preparedness for Your Home Video

Emergency Preparedness for your home is important. It is easy to do if you buy a little bit extra each time you go to the grocery store. If you buy items in small sizes, you won't have to worry about refrigeration issues if the power goes out, because you can eat it all in one meal.

Buy what your family likes to eat, for example, if no one likes tuna fish, don't buy it! Consider other protein options such as canned chicken, salmon in foil pouches, or nuts (shelled almonds & walnuts are great choices). Who wants to add to the stress of an unexpected emergency by eating food they don't like!

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Linda Richards supports National Preparedness Month

>> 9/15/10

Linda Richards supports National Preparedness Month and encourages all of her clients, students and friends to annually consider how prepared they are for unexpected emergencies. September is the month chosen as the National Preparedness Month, to remind citizens to think about getting prepared as individuals, families and businesses.

I'm happy to say that my Organize and More professional organizing business has been a National Preparedness Month Coalition Member for several years.

Humor can do a great job motivating people and I think the video below might help you to check your emergency food supplies today! Think about what you would eat, if you had to depend on your kitchen pantry, during a natural or a man-made emergency. After watching the video clip below, check to see if you have more than tomato paste to eat. Read this list and start getting prepared today. Food for thought!!


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Emergency 3 Steps Kit for Families Video

Emergency 3 Steps kit for families video is below. Share it with your family tonight!

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