So what did you put away this week?

16 bars of Dial soap, a hand held scanner and 2 ice chests from a yard sale. I use a lot of ice chests for storing things I don't want rodents getting in to. At yard sales I get them for 2 or 3 bucks and they are better then tubs or totes for storage. They are heavy duty storage, they are insulated and you can always use them for their intended purpose.

 

Got the final 55 gallons of diesel for my storage today. I have 165 gallons which should run my Kubota for 144 hours of gardening post SHTF, if an EMP or CME does not fry the tractor. Anybody have thoughts on hardening a Kubota L3800 or spare parts for a faraday cage storage. Alternator and starter are a couple of hundred each. What else?

 

Not been putting anything away really this past week, starting the Tae Kwon Do classes last Tuesday got me motivated to do some serious cleaning, tossing out loads of junk. And I found where the cats have hid my socks. And their litterbox spots in my room too. Found a receipt from 1998 and a calendar from 2010 under my bed as well.

 

6 #10 cans of mountain house, assorted entrees

 

40 more gallons of Diesel.

 

They have outlet stores? O.O. bacon flavor too? I'm moving in next door!

 

Seen an add in the paper for free plum's. You pick.. Am trying to figure out time this weekend to go and pick some and still have time to can some up.. Oh and get the rest of the projects done.. Leaving town next weekend to gauck at the boobies in S. Dekota..

 

Lol TMI

 

I've kinda lost track, but about two dozen pints of chicken stock, a dozen pints of spaghetti sauce, and now I'm starting on chili dill pickles.

 

A few weeks ago I picked a few cans of White Chicken in water at Dollar Tree.
We made a few sandwiches out of them and they were OK.
Made in Minnesota EXP date of June 2018 so I picked up more.

Bulk Butterfield Farms Premium Chunk White Chicken, 5-oz. Cans at DollarTree.com

 

Walking around a store the word I look for is "clearance" at the big box boys usually buried in the back on end caps never in front.

 

I make a habit of buying more than I need, like if I want two cans of chicken I buy four.. By the time winter blows in I have a good supply of food on hand and I usualy do not use it all through the winter. Also, when it hits that two year date I start eating it up and work on replacing it. However something always slips by.. Five year old zesty Italian dressing??...

 

How about some Folgers Coffee from 11-11-99?

I'm having a cup now, although it is being fortified by some hand ground French roast beans by 30%. Taste just fine as it still held its vacuum, being in a real tin can.