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Providence · 10-03-2008, 11:18 PM

Yo GreenRobot and Others -

Planning and Preparedness takes a lot of work - its a process and not a project that's for sure. Once I figured it out - it took me about 4 months just to get our Grab and Go bags done and copy all of our important papers.

I suggest starting with the obvious with your spouses or significant others: Go first for what they believe in. If it is finances, start there - make copies of insurance policies, bank accounts, etc etc. If they like to camp, no harm in getting camping gear, etc. etc.

Here is a good book that most EVERYONE can identify with and will be a great way to encourage preparedness it's called "Organized For Disaster" Give it to your significant other and get them to read it. You won't regret it and it will make the path easier for you. Truly.

10-03-2008, 11:18 PM	#24
Providence Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Pacific Northwest Posts: 33	Re: Is Your Spouse on board if not any suggestions? Yo GreenRobot and Others - Planning and Preparedness takes a lot of work - its a process and not a project that's for sure. Once I figured it out - it took me about 4 months just to get our Grab and Go bags done and copy all of our important papers. I suggest starting with the obvious with your spouses or significant others: Go first for what they believe in. If it is finances, start there - make copies of insurance policies, bank accounts, etc etc. If they like to camp, no harm in getting camping gear, etc. etc. Here is a good book that most EVERYONE can identify with and will be a great way to encourage preparedness it's called "Organized For Disaster" Give it to your significant other and get them to read it. You won't regret it and it will make the path easier for you. Truly.