Here is my food storage chart which is not really a food storage chart, but more of a price sheet. My problem was that when I would see something on sale I wouldn't know if that price was better than Costco or if Costco's prices were really that good. So I made this price sheet of the things that I buy and what the best sale I've seen is and how much it is at Costco. Does that make sense? I also have a spot where I can say if I need something or not. So every time I see something on sale I add the price to my sheet. I also add more food as I remember it. It's obviously not done, but I'll keep working on it. Let's hope this helps me.
This week I've decided to work on things that start with C's.
Home: This isn't really my home, but I need to clean out and organize my Car. When I pick up Kevin from school he comments that his car is a lot cleaner than my car. I tell him "I sure hope so" but I have seen worse. I'm not going to detail clean it, just get all the crap out of it.
Behavior: Clip Coupons! I have them all saved and sitting on my counter and every time I go shopping I think "I wonder if there is a coupon for this?" The plan is to do this Sunday night. I'll enlist the help of my husband. If I do this every week it shouldn't take long and save me money, right?
Preparedness: Go through 72 hour Cit. Make sure all the food will still be good and the clothes will fit in 6 months. I'm trying to do this every conference weekend.
Craft: That counts for my C. I want to get the first page of Alex's baby book done and finish 2 pages that just need titles.
Here we go again.
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Oooh I want to talk to you about your 72 hour kits! Did you go for mobility, varity, meal readiness.
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