Let all that you do be done in love.
1 Corinthians 16:14 ESV
Keep Parachute Cord Tangle-Free The best way to store 550 parachute cord is in an empty plastic peanut butter jar. Drill a 3⁄16-inch-diameter hole in the lid. Stuff the cord into the jar (careful not to overlap it), and thread the end about 4 inches through the hole you made. Screw the lid back on, and pull out as much cord as you need. Kiss tangles good-bye. —Jim Ratermann, Tipp City, Ohio
How fun is this? I am making this for our Family Fun NIghts. I also think we will make one for our camping storage as well.
Source: Picture on Pinterest with no link
Using dollar store soap boxes to organize card games, or crayons. We did this for our homeschool card games, and flash cards. We also bought card games at the dollar store and put those in our camping supplies/Emergency Prep storage.
Source: Picture on Pinterest no link.
GOOD TO KNOW! Tick Removal: A nurse discovered a safe, easy way to remove ticks where they automatically withdraw themselves when you follow her simple instructions. "I had a pediatrician tell me what she believes is the best way to remove a tick. "Apply a glob of liquid soap to a cotton ball. Cover the tickwith the soap-soaked cotton ball and swab it for a few seconds (15-20); the tick will come out on its own and be stuck to the cotton ball when you lift it away. Please pass on.
This was a picture on Pinterest.
A roundup of the BEST do-it-yourself backyard games and activities to play with lots of pictures and resources! These DIY lawn games are fun and easy to play with the kids (or just adults) for spring, summer, fall, or anytime the weather permits backyard activities. Perfect for a party!
Camping Tip: Just lightly beat them ahead of time at home, then pack them in a recyclable water bottle using a kitchen funnel. A 16 oz water bottle will hold approximately 8-9 extra large eggs. If camping for several days, just pack in separate water bottles and label by day or dish. This eliminates any measuring on site.
Pourable mason jar DIY-- SO smart!
I found this picture on Pinterest. No link but it is easy to figure out. Great for camping, bbq's, tailgating,road trips etc.
Ants being a pest in your RV or campground? I spread Comet out side of my RV around the tires, levelers, and anything that is on the ground leading to my RV, and I never have an ant problem. Little tips you learn from fellow campers :-)
Camping tip..Keep your cooler cold without the slushy water. Fill a gallon or half gallon jug with water. add 1/4 cup table salt to the gallon or 1/8 cup to a half gallon . leave an inch of room at the top of the jug for expansion and freeze. place in your cooler instead of an ice bag.
Here are some of the handy things I probably would have forgotten were it not for my very organized friends: