Food Shortages ~ Homesteading vs Prepping ~ How Are We Preparing?

[@onelittlemiracle241]

I have to share my stock up from yesterday with someone who will "get it," because most people I know do not.. I went into a big chain store yesterday to pick up some things for my parents who can't shop for themselves and, as always, walked to the canning section. Low and behold- wide mouth canning lids! 4 cases!! I haven't seen them since pre-2020 here. I know I must have looked like a child in a candy store. Thank you, Lord! I only got 20 boxes, some to share with a friend, some for me. Left tons for others, because I know how disappointing it is to find empty shelves.

[@janied8831]

God Bless you and your care for others!!🙏🕊🙏

[@onelittlemiracle241]

@@janied8831 Thank you, Janie. That made my day!

[@kateholland4102]

I Saw some in a store a few days ago and happily got them from the shelves 😂... everyone was looking at me like I was a mad woman🙈

[@dawnwright8309]

Yes, me too. Hadn't seen lids for months!

[@SouthernSownGrown]

and yet i still cant find 1 BOX!!!!=( good for u and your 20!!!!!!!

[@mbmiller1956]

That message was straight from the Lord, and delivered in such a wonderfully calming manner. Faith over fear, every time. Thank you, and may God continue to comfort and bless you on your grief journey. ♥️

[@janied8831]

Amen Amen🙏🕊🙏

[@kmiller6002]

AMEN 🙏🙏 Kendra

[@kramitdreams]

As bible believers, we believe in prophecy so we know hard times are ahead, it also helps us stay connected to our roots and creator, from the beginning on time they have always had well stocked food supplies 😀

[@bobpeterson9624]

When Costco would put Charmin toilet paper on sale, we would always buy the limit, so when Covid 19 hit we were prepared. We did not have to panic buy. In fact we were able to help several other families.

[@pennyshanafelt4687]

Same here. I’ve always bought a few extra rolls/packages and wasn’t a part of the rush to get TP.

[@anitabutler3468]

Just a thought here. We put in a bidet that hooks to the existing toilet. It saves on toilet paper.

[@OrmsbyFarms]

I’m so happy that you’re back Jessica!!!! We have been praying and thinking about you over here! Great video as always, you always have this amazingly eloquent way of explaining this type of discussion while teaching and helping us learn bout prepping and homesteading! Excited for more videos to come out

[@melodysfiresidefarm]

Am so happy to see your sweet face this morning!! My mom was the daughter of a farmer and the baby of twelve in TX. She was a child of the Great Depression and it was so different listening to her story compared to my paternal grandma who dealt with it as a woman in OK. Both of them instilled in me that modern conveniences are nice but never have an electric item that you also don’t have a non-electric one as a back up. Better yet have propane instead of electric. My mom had a wood cook stove next to her propane stove in the kitchen and if the power went out we just lit the oil lamps and never though about not being able to cook a meal. I’ve had a wood cook stove just like hers for almost twenty years that will actually be installed this year. My preference is to cook in my fireplace but I feel it’s time to have the wood stove up for extra heat. There is great comfort in just following the Lords lead. A working pantry is worth its weight in gold and you teaching younger women how to obtain one is priceless! You stay in my prayers, it’s just one day at a time.

[@amberkeever8565]

You approach to this and demeanor is so calming. I really truly enjoyed this video. Thank you for this layer of calm to this process for a new homesteader.

[@jwright5886]

You have been on my heart Jessica and in my prayers, I am so very sorry for your loss. Our family have 6 little ones in Heaven also. May the God of all comfort surround you and wrap you with His precious peace, comfort and His great love! He is so faithful and I love to be reminded of His compassion and tenderness and great love, like in Psalm 56:8 where He tells us He collects our tears in His bottle and records each one in His book. God bless you Jessica and your whole family as you continue to seek and serve Jesus. Love from a sister in California.

[@Mindy56743]

I have felt the need to store and learn how to garden and can and prepare for many years. I don’t have a tv and seeing how much of this is going on even here on utube has just reinforced that the Father was guiding me in the right direction. I am a widow with grown children but I am working on my pantry that will help them and their families. This is not just for my home

[@juliequates9529]

said like a true Titus woman!

[@workinprogress3609]

I am so happy to see you back! I'm glad that things are getting easier, even if they will never get easy. Welcome back!

[@Mmolesy]

Its interesting that covid exposed how many people werent prepared in a time of crisis. Canning is somewhat of a lost skill. We live on 1.6 acres and thankfully, plenty of room for a decent veggie patch. 😃 we also have planter boxes hanging off our balcony. Due to my husband losing his job, our finances will be extreemely tight. And so im looking into canning. I have several boxes of the fowlers vercola jars. After i replace some lids and the water bath canner, i can get started. 😊

[@julielynes6718]

Jessica, you are a true blessing to this world 💖 You are so grounded and your grace truly inspires me. Thank you for sharing all that you do, and for being such an incredible mom, wife, and woman. Praying for continued healing for you and your family during this time 💖🙏✨ Your light shines bright! Many blessings to you and your wonderful family 💕

[@madolyngilman-cobb6694]

It’s taken me a while to actually hit subscribe, I always look forward to your posts. I was a prepped/homesteader before we ever moved to our homestead! I’m so happy to see you raising your children the way you do. Faith, Family. I’m #6 of 8 children. now Mother of 5 adult children and so far six Grandchildren. I ALWAYS wanted to raise my children as you do. I’m about to turn 60 have been doing some sort of canning/freezing since I was 18. I still learn daily from you, Sarah and Kevin, and a few other Christians on KZbin. May God continue to BLESS you and your family. I have total respect for your commitment to your beliefs and family. It’s fine that you broke down and explained to us why you were missing in action. Prayers for continued healing.✝️, Madolyn

[@TheTexasBoys]

Great video! I'm sitting here by my fireplace just relaxing and agreeing with all that your saying.

[@momof2momof2]

In early 2020 we got 2 bidets. Such a smart choice it has been. I keep our home well stocked at all times way before 2020. I think its just a smart thing for everyone to do. tfs 🥰🍂🍃🍁🦃🌬️🌛🧡💗✝️🥰🍂🍃🍁🦃🌬️🌛🧡💗✝️

[@ItsJess2220]

Would love a series on prepping and food storage! Thank you for taking the time to share your wisdom. So good to see you again 😊

[@thedebbieadams]

Oh I’m so glad to see you, missed y’all so much. Still praying for y’all

[@justpatty7328]

God, I believe, led me back to watch this once again. Literally brought up this video, when I was watching something else at the time. God does work in mysterious ways sometimes. I'm leaving this comment to assure others that preparing is his wishes, but do so in a manner of providing food and not of fear. If we are supplying our families food and not allowing any waste, we are doing as we should. We shouldn't feel bad about providing food for our families or for other families in need. Be grateful, thankful and a blessing to others. God bless.

[@RedRoadgifts]

I dont comment much but always hit the thumbs up. I have learned a lot form you. Thank you.

[@bettylongshore9594]

You are so right when you said we should "never prepare out of fear, but prepare out of wisdom". That is so hard to get others to understand. Most want to wait until the last minute and then make the mad-dash out to grab and buy what's there, hoping something will be there to buy. They say they "do not" have the money buy now. How are they going to have the money then??? My husband and I share with our friends that they could just buy a few items at a time to put back and over time these things will build up, but they do not see it. All we can do is pray that people will open their eyes and ears before its too late. It was so nice seeing you again, I've been watching some of your older videos. Strill trying to get caught up with all of your content!!!! You make fantastic videos!!!!

[@tipgiles5432]

After the issues with supplies during the Covid 19 days, one would think folks would have learned a lesson and gotten a few extra items as time passed rather than wipe out a supply in one swoop. And so it goes. JGiles

[@elizabethwittig5978]

please know you have been in my thoughts and prayers. little one will always be part of your family.

[@TFDchief-fk2sc]

When it comes to preparing to provide for us; my husband says “he trusts my unction.” We are Christians and we are trusting God to meet our needs as we follow His leading. God bless you and your family.

[@Vanessa-lima]

I understand you but Joseph also prepared for the difficult years ahead.

[@kramitdreams]

Someone else listens to Greg locke😉🙌💜

[@charissawalters3990]

@@Vanessa-lima She didn’t say she doesn’t prepare. I took it to mean her husband trusts that she’s preparing well.

[@leeannfree8577]

Thank you! That was so needed here. You and your family are a blessing. Thank you for sharing your life and teaching. Praying for you all!

[@patriciarobbins7551]

Thank you for the message. Very helpful keeping me on track with what God would have me do. You are a blessing.

[@dorenemadrzykowski8426]

When your a mom of a large family, life doesn't just stop for you to catch up. Im sure you are taking some time for your healing and I know your husband and children are providing the love and support needed. I enjoyed this video. Im neither a homesteader or prepper, but good realistic points to think about.

[@joemajerus9918]

Hi Jessica your so practical and smart. I’m tired of hearing stock up! I’m probably a little more stocked then normal but I’m not going to panic because if someone needs my help I’d gladly give what I have to others in need and trust in God to help us all through 😊....Peggy

[@marypatmuich2130]

So happy you are well and back in the swing of things. I enjoy your videos. God bless your beautiful family.

[@JustTheTwoOfUsHomestead]

Ditto to all the wonderful comments! So nice to have you back. You’re in my prayers everyday 🙏🏻

[@crissytuttle2132]

So glad to see you back! You have been in my prayers the last couple weeks. Thank you for your insight on the potential upcoming supply chain disruptions. I look forward to your videos.

[@tipgiles5432]

Being an offspring of parents who came of age during the Great Depression and World War II, I was not raised with a prepper or hoarder mindset but a provide for your needs. My parents realized that things can get tough due to rationing or shortages they experienced. Mom always froze veggies in the summer, not due to fear but due to the fact she wanted green beans, corn, peaches, etc. in the off season. We also ate in season and there was not as much long distance transportation of produce as we see today. We a simply as there was not the convenience food we see today. Also, at that time we were not bombarded by a 24 hour news cycle. We had Walter Cronkite. A problem I saw during the Covid 19 time was that people hoarded. I hope that the huge amounts of flour, dried beans, rice, and pasta have gone to use. Being only two people, we continued what we have always done have one extra of necessities on hand. A pound of rice will last us at leas 6 months, maybe a year. I cook from scratch so we have a very small well thought out pantry that sustained us during the shortages of Covid19 and then the anomaly snow storm (Austin, Texas) that once again sent people hoarding. Thank you for your video on how you prep and the thoughtful and sane way you go about making sure your family has what they need in any emergency. Joy Giles

[@janetjames2958]

Jessica, thanks for the sensible, grounded advice, bless you always.

[@ginnyquintal4201]

Sorry you already answered my question through the video before I saw it love it you’re ahead of the game girl

[@MyHumbleNest]

Thanks for this timely message. Working from faith is peaceful whereas working out of fear is defeating. You are a blessing to many in your sincere and thoughtful message.

[@cynthiamyers4265]

Such a great point about wisdom over fear, and about lifestyle changes so we're less dependent on certain things. Thank you!

[@Favorite-catNip]

Hi. Ms. Jessica. I'm Phoenix az. We will have a h20 $increased started next year. I've seen utube videos of other countries whose rivers& dams are also drying up. This is alarming. I'm learning so much from your videos. I enjoy seeing your family helping & learning to be healthy. You r wise.

[@barb9181]

Welcome back. Continuing to pray for you and your family

[@jflu79]

Fellow Ohioan here and so happy I came apon your channel ❤ We just started our homesteading journey the beginning of 2020 (boy were my eyes opened) and feel like your speaking to me in this one! Thank you ❤

[@starrmiller8737]

Thank you for your dedication to share! Such great ideas! I tend to lean on both sides. A freeze dryer for long term storage and self sustaining animals that can continually reproduce. Thank you for being a blessing 🙌

[@RealRainbowFood]

You are definitely in my prayers! Very good advice, as always. I think if we feel fear and anxiety that is a great time to take it to God in prayer. Thanks for sharing!

[@justpatty7328]

God will always guide us, if we just ask of him. God bless.

[@FamilyHomeschoolAdvisor]

I APPRECIATE YOU! Thank you for these videos, they are so helpful for me and I know others too.... you are a blessing to us all...

[@lindadelzer423]

Good to have you back. Hope you and your family are doing ok. I think it's great that you and your husband look at things from a different perspective. That way you cover more bases.

[@kathleengallagher2659]

I'm so happy that you're feeling better. You've had many people praying for you, Jessica.

[@patgruzenski1974]

You ARE a blessing as you shared insight about the difference between fear-and-wisdom-driven preparation 💙

[@ruralcanadianmom8964]

Like I always say, "there is wisdom in being prepared". Also, I've felt God leading me and my husband to not only be prepared with perishables, but also financially as well. No debt, which means no mortgage, credit cards, vehicles, etc. I'd love to see a video talking about how one should prepare themselves financially. Blessings to you

[@joyces.9021]

Love you and your family! You are truly a blessing to so many.❤️🙏

[@amybrown8528]

There is stocking and storing. And there is self sufficiency. You can only buy until it's gone, but learning to continually provide is the way to go

[@stacyberry6097]

Good talk. I do both, grow, can and adding a bit each week to my pantry. I prepare to be self sufficient and for needs & comfortable not for fear. I try also help others. We all need to carry on with day to day life. God has us.!

[@OkieJammer2736]

🍁 I hear in your message, 'Simplicity'. Your values and priorities are set in stone. To me, these two traits are highly enviable by most of us out here, and for me CONTAGIOUS, I hope. Thank you so much for your relaxed, loving style, which obviously permeates throughout your sweet family.

[@carlaw2661]

I live in Ohio as well. It's so good seeing how the Lord is blessing you and strengthening you and your family. I grow the food in my garden so that we can have enough to get us through the winter until next harvest time. I'm getting better at making our life sustainable. I'm learning to prepare. all the time.

[@shalenemccleese]

Wow. Thank you so much! I have been praying so much about wisdom vs. anxiety. You put it perfectly. Thank you! You’re a blessing!

[@ellenchappell1574]

I am brand new here and so appreciate this video. I have been praying about what to put in my pantry for us, and for blessing others. I let my friends and neighbors know what I have and tell them that if they have a need, I will share.

[@michellehodge6358]

My dad was telling me the other day that my grandmother won a contest they did years ago when they had food shortages. In each county they saw who could purchase less groceries in that year. She only purchased sugar, flour and salt. Everything else she grew or came from livestock. I don't know that many people could do that in today's time.

[@countrymousesfarmhouse497]

Such a fantastic point about not preparing out of fear. We aren't growing much at all here and doesn't look like i will be able to this season either but what I've always done even when I grew a lot of our own food was support local growers , veg & fruit, peanuts & legumes ,meat &milk& olive oils are are amazingly raised right near me ,a group gets together for bulk purchases of grains and fruit thats not quite local ,not to mention numerous vineyards with high quality products if I was interested. Our family has a fantastic connection to our food, its grown how i would grow it. The farmers are now our friends. Its the next best thing to home grown. Thank you for always being the calming voice of reason. I really appreciate you. Lots of prayers coming your way lovely 🥰

[@1gr8lpta]

Thrilled your producing content again. You are such a blessing and your wisdom is beyond your years. Blessings to you young lady.

[@JH-dj8hd]

Beautiful message. You are such an inspiration. God bless you!

[@CrazyGrandmaWeaz]

The best advice I've seen out here! Thank you 💜

[@justme2059]

My anxiety stemmed from our drought. We were limited on water usage because many were having to haul water for livestock and ponds we have never seen dry in our 40 years were bone dry. I was able to find plenty of heirloom seeds for my garden but then most of my crops burned up due to no water, no rain. The heat we had was also definitely not normal and we haven’t had anything like that since the early 80s. My panic comes from seeing shelves, knowing I’m without those items because I wasn’t able to grow them in my garden and size of family. I do not hoard but I normally have enough food to sustain us during the winter in the event we can’t get out for a couple of weeks. We just recovered from Covid and was very handy since we all were sick at the same time so we couldn’t leave for 10 days. Thank you!!!

[@jillthomas4926]

Was happy to see your vlog again! Prayers for emotional healing ❣️

[@marieparks5674]

The only thing about using all your food up is sometimes you can’t grow that food, you might have a crop failure. Mom always canned everything she could and then just rotated, then if something failed, we still had some. Sometimes, a two year supply, just like this year, you can’t always count on getting the things you need

[@tinacarr9498]

I love that you are biblically principled... refreshing... Learning a lot from you..

[@kristidemyer2253]

I loved your response to all the panic prepping going on. I too have been doing what I always do and am not stressed about the potential shortages. Thank you for being a voice of calm and reason.

[@lindafredrick6427]

I am so happy you are back. Missed all of your wisdom. Will continue to pray for you and your family.

[@labethpatrick3550]

You always explain things, beautifully.

[@dawnwright8309]

Thank you, Jessica. I was just praying about that yesterday (preparing from fear vs. wisdom). For me, I go back to Y2K and evaluate what we did then, and consider what things we were able to use even when the potential crisis didn't come.

[@NOVAFrugalFamily]

Move towards a more sustainable life is the best answer that I have heard as a solution. It is super unnecessary to prep if you have a well stocked pantry but I am shocked at the number of people who don’t have more then a week of food on hand. I bought paper towels 6 years ago when we moved into our house. I just finished those and I bought replacements at the beginning of 2020 but still haven’t opened them. I love the way you are organized and strive to do more for my family even though we will live in the suburbs.

[@tipgiles5432]

It was good to be raised by parents who came of age in the Great Depression and were adults in World War II. My dad who was in a POW camp in Germany definitely knew what it was like to be with out food and necessities of life. They were not preppers nor hoarders(didn't have money for that) they knew how to make sure we had what we needed and were never without. Giles

[@lisaplanck7809]

So good to see you and hear that your doing better. Thank you so much for this timely wisdom. Blessings to you and your sweet family!!

[@kaylavillalobos1779]

I’m so grateful to have advice about this from your spirit led point of view. Looking forward to the series.

[@amyschmelzer6445]

Hello from a fellow Ohioan. I am a gardener who tries to source things I don’t grow and animal products locally. That’s been my goal for years. Everything else I try to stock up so I never have to make an emergency run to the store because we ran out of something we use daily.

[@donnaboyd5531]

Jessica, First, I am so happy that you decided to release a video. I have been praying for you and your family and I feel like I have been reconnected with an old friend. Second, thank you so much for your comments and insight. I love your observation about preparing out of Wisdom and that being anxious is not from a good place. I often read the news and get so angry and anxious, I know I need to go on a news fast and truly just trust in God! I am looking forward to more videos…God Bless You!

[@cherylross5322]

As always, Jessica, you are SPOT ON! I believe that the word "preppers" is/and has been for some time being used incorrectly by people that want to taint the name of people that are, for the most part, not "survivalists", which is a word has now come to be synonymous with extremism. Planning to feed your family and have a well as well as have enough water & food in case of a drought of those things is NOT extreme. That's all being you are doing.

[@lynsmith2698]

What a great video. I look forward to your new series. We have been living this way for quite a while but seeing it thru someone’s else’s eyes is very helpful thanks again

[@lightsobrite]

I just stumbled onto your video channel. Prepping vs Homesteading. I watched, enjoyed the content. But more than that your story is centered around our Father and that personal relationship with Him! I love that ❤. I subscribed! Keep on sharing the Lord in everyday living....Acts continum....God bless you and your family! Looking forward to your next video as your lead in His timing. Thank you for sharing!

[@cajuncustomizedexcursions7064]

So good to see you !!! We have been praying for you all🙏🙏❤️

[@nancyseery2213]

Found some canning lids at our local Walmart, so I'm hopeful that shortage is over. Being prepared isn't really being a prepper or a homesteader, it is called being smart! So glad to see you back. God bless you and your family and keep you safe.

[@tipgiles5432]

I hope people will take what they need and leave some for others. Always, a good thing to do. Joy Giles

[@michelledarin]

I love your idea of making this topic a series.

[@RowesRising]

Thank you for sharing. We regretfully gave away our chickens because my husband is in the military and our future is uncertain! I wish I had held onto them. We have also raised pigs to slaughter but without knowing what the next 6 months holds for us we haven’t committed to any livestock- I’m thinking we just need to hunker down where we are for a few years- all our family is across the country and there are just so many variables that have me feeling paralyzed for future homestead plans where we are right now. 😅 Your advice to listen to what does not cause anxiety helped me realize where my focus needs to lie.

[@ms.royahrens8777]

So good to see you! I’ve missed you-and been praying for your renewal of strength and spirit. Great video. I am striving to have a years worth of main staples “put by.” That includes animal feeds. We just bought our small homestead this past late spring; so with moving, I didn’t get a garden planted. Our wonderful new neighbors shared the over abundance of their gardens, and I went to farmers markets. I did get garlic , strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, elderberries, blackberries and peach trees planted. I grew my chicken flock by adding 4 pullets and a Rooster-and I’ve started raising pedigreed Rex rabbits for meat and for 4H sales. I hope to add a couple pigs next year, and was trying to purchase Jersey milk from a local dairy but the laws prohibit it because of lawsuits concerning salmonella... I really want to make my own butter and cheese, as well as the creamy milk. At this point, hubby does not want a milk cow!

[@EricaGates0623]

I love following your real life! Thank you for sharing so much!

[@whydoyouneedmyname7066]

So happy to see a new video. Glad to see you back, Jessica!

[@kdonor]

I'm sorry for your loss. I wasn't emotionally able to watch your video due to my own losses but I did see the title and I'm very sorry. I canned 13 qts of sliced pears this weekend and we received a half beef (about 216 lbs).

[@compiticny1445]

Parents went through the depression and instill in me that everything costs money so and what you don't spend on A you can spend on B. We have 2 pantries where 1 feeds off of the other so when there is a "good" sale on something we use I will buy enough for what we will use in a year and maybe a few more. If we get into the fall/winter or close to the best buy date we will make soups, casseroles, etc., and move those into the freezer. As an example, we found canned black beans for sale and stocked the second pantry. Decided that we would make black bean hummus (always looking for new/unusual recipes) as a way to use what we had.

[@joescott3393]

God himself as written in the bible as he tells us to be vigilant and prepared. I agree with you 1000%. Here in Canada our prices are a lot higher than in the USA. We pay $4.25 a gallon for milk and I just read an article that milk will be going up in price by at least 10% starting next year. I prepare as much as I can. I just purchased another deep freezer so I may put food by especially meat and eggs for the short term. I also have things in the long term like peas and beans, rice, corn, wheat and oats. Also something a lot of people overlook is water. I enjoy preparing. God Bless Joe Scott

[@mg5111]

Oh Jessica, that is so deep and hits the mark so much: preparing out of wisdom! Do not follow the mass in what is said to be a shortage and stock up on that. But first try to think around that. Try to find other solutions that make you less dependable on what might run out or might skyrocket in price. Love the way you and your family 'are doing life'! God bless

[@iartistdotme]

The preparing videos will be very welcome! Love God and love others is the ultimate was to serve Him. You are a blessing!

[@happydays1336]

I quit watching some of the channels I'd enjoyed previously because the people on them were getting more and more extreme and fear based. I haven't watched them for a couple of months now and I'm so much calmer and happier. A person can be well-prepared without freaking out about it.

[@lanaebarb1984]

I had three in diapers, and all w had then was cloth diapers. It was a tremendous job just keeping up with cleaning all those diapers. One day, it had been raining for several days, no dryer, so I had to iron the diapers dry. You can do more than you think.

[@LisaB_at_Pine_Ridge]

So well said on all accounts! Thanks so much for the words of wisdom and Biblical truth!

[@janied8831]

Amen🙏🙏🕊

[@kaybusby7507]

Great to see you again. I don't can much any more but I do watch my spending on what I need. Thanks again.

[@aramintaverwys1934]

Hiiiiii Jessica..... u are still in my prayers..... much love and peace to u and yours!!!😚

[@jesikasmith8209]

Very well said! Using wisdom, not fear. Anxiety is so real right now and is not of the Lord. You are so calming and wise and you help so many of us to calm down and trust in God. You are a blessing for sure! God Bless You richly!

[@cindynielson4231]

Bless you and your family. Glad to see you are back. Great advice. TFS

[@AlpinePreparedness]

Great video. We are a blend. Really love your explanation for this. I love seeing some city folks finding ways to grow at least small amounts of things on their balcony, for example.

[@kmiller6002]

Would love to see that series ☺️. You're such a Blessing Jessica ❤️. Everyone stay safe and God Bless you and your family from middle GA 🙏 Kendra

[@janetlavoie2441]

Thank you for all you do. ❤🙏❤

[@kulickfamilyfarm4333]

Glad to see you back, Jessica! Such a great topic. I’m really looking forward to hearing what you have to share about this new series! Continuing to send up prayers for healing for you and your family. God bless!

[@lindalagarce8996]

Great advice! Thank you for sharing! Hugs and love from Texas!

[@PC-mz5su]

Hi there you were missed!! Glad your back, hope you are took some time for yourself!

[@leeannwicker937]

Your approach to preparing is the most common sense that I've heard. It made me happy to hear someone else is using common sense about the whole shortage issue.

[@carolwhisenhunt7504]

Jessica, I've prayed and thought of you snd your sweet family many times. I loved this video. Fear is not from God. It's smart to be wise but not of the world. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and family with us all.

[@juleseq3571]

I love your guidance on fear & wisdom. 💜🌹💜