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FPA Administration wrote a new post, 10 Over the Counter Medications to Stock Up On Now 5 years, 9 months ago
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it seemed like the entire pharmacy department in every store was emptied. Even though the virus posed its greatest threat to the respiratory system, those who were hunkering down in […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 7 Pieces of Gear to Upgrade Your Preps 5 years, 9 months ago
If you’ve done all of the basic Prepping and are ready for the next level, there are some serious upgrades you can make if you have the budget and the space to do so. As technology improves, previously c […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, How to Diagnose Car Problems 5 years, 10 months ago
If you’re not especially familiar with cars, it can be overwhelming trying to figure out what’s wrong with your car. You don’t want to overpay for a quick fix at a mechanic, but leaving a problem to continue can c […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Basic Self-Defense For Kids 5 years, 11 months ago
One of the most difficult things for any parent is to send their children out into the world without them there to protect them. Whether it is from bullies on a school bus, a stranger in a park, or accidentally […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Top 3 Home Surveillance Systems 6 years, 8 months ago
As we all try to beef up home security, there are three home surveillance systems that seem to stand out head and shoulders above the rest. These systems are firecracker hot when it comes to sound analytics and […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Is My Child a Bully? Signs and What to Know 6 years, 8 months ago
For the vast majority of parents, this is one of your worst parenting nightmares come true. You have just received a phone call from your child’s teacher to come to school for a meeting. He or she wants to d […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Hurricane Survival Guide 6 years, 8 months ago
Though we can’t control the dangers a hurricane can bring, we can only control the way we can be properly prepared for one. By ensuring your family and pets are equipped for this situation, you have the best c […]
I live in a hurricane area so this will come in handy thank you!!!
Thank you I live in a hurricane zone on the Gulf of Mexico on the coast of southeast Texas. And our main concern is leave early. Before mandatory evacuation because they will close bridges and roads. And you might get stuck in traffic being diverted and sleeping on side of the road or ruthey will run out of gas. Thank you, wonderful group.
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 7 Outdoor DIY Snacks Everyone Should Try This Fall 6 years, 9 months ago
As trees change into their fall-colored leaves and the weather drops to a cool ambience, it’s the perfect season for hiking and camping with loved ones. Get into the autumn spirit with these seven tasty snacks t […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Drones and Your Privacy: What You Need to Know 6 years, 9 months ago
The FAA (Federal Aviation Association) reported 1.1 million drones registered with the organization by the end of 2017, and they predict the numbers to increase to about 3.1 million by the end of 2022. Drones are […]
What if the government is using the public as testing subjects. The first UAV college program in the nation and one of the largest was implemented in my hometown of Salina, Kansas at Kansas State Polytechnic. The college program laumches their drones all across our city, especially lurking within tree lines or on bordering city/county lines. There’s no coincidence that 10 miles from where I live is the Smoky Hill Weapons Range. This site is operated by all depts of the Armed Forces, as well as D.O.D. and FEMA. There is a multi-faceted training area dubbed Crisis City. Its where alot of clandestine military activity occurs and launch drones from their airfield. Also the Weapons Range is ran by the 184th Intelligence Wing working with Army and Air Force ISR (Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance) Agency. They fly huge drones the size of a tank as well directly above the intersection of Interstate 70 and Interstate 135. Known as the CrossRoads of America
FPA Administration wrote a new post, A Parent’s Guide to Bullying Prevention 6 years, 9 months ago
Bullying might not be every child’s worst nightmare, but it’s definitely up there. And it’s no different for those of us who are parents.
Unfortunately, for many, bullying is a harsh reality. Just take a look […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Best In Season Foods This Fall 6 years, 9 months ago
During the changing seasons, you will notice a big difference in your produce options at the grocery store. Have you ever wondered why the strawberries look so big and robust one month and small and wilted at the […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 7 Ways to Save Money this Fall 6 years, 9 months ago
Summer has come to a close and like many families, the summer season may have left your savings account a little less than ideal. After vacations and entertaining children, fall is that time of year where getting […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Cybersecurity 101: How to Keep Your Children Safe Online 6 years, 9 months ago
With summer vacation officially over and the new school year in full swing, parents need to remember the importance of cybersecurity when it comes to keeping our children safe.
When we think about […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 4 Fun Board Games That Exercise Intelligence 6 years, 10 months ago
Board games are a classic and wonderful way for families to spend time together.
Playing board games is not only a fun activity, but it can encourage sportsmanship, patience, and memorable moments.
Plus, […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Healthy and Delicious Treats for Your Pets 6 years, 10 months ago
When it comes to our beloved pets, it can be hard to not spoil them like crazy with tasty treats. One sweet puppy dog look and it’s hard to resist “this one time.” We get it. Here and there it can be harml […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Choosing the Right Vitamins for your Child 6 years, 10 months ago
In a perfect world, our children would have no need for vitamins. Their food would provide them with all of their nutritional needs and no supplementation would be needed at all. However, we live in a far from […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, How to Start a Family Garden 6 years, 10 months ago
Gardening is a rewarding and life-enriching activity. Most people think of it as a solitary hobby, but gardening is actually a great way to spend time as a family, enjoy the outdoors, and learn about nature and […]
My family and I live in the Ozark Mountains and the soil is mostly rocky. Should I try to build planter boxes for a garden and bring in soil? What do you recommend?
FPA Administration wrote a new post, What to Do During a Tornado 6 years, 10 months ago
Imagine this…you’re sitting watching your favorite television show, your cell phone starts to beep loudly and then your favorite show is now the weather guy telling you to take shelter. What should you d […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 10 Identity Theft Protection Tips You Need to Know 6 years, 10 months ago
Identity theft is a crime in which someone fraudulently and illegally uses someone else’s personal and identifiable information, such as a driver’s license or Social Security number, for the purposes of imp […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, Preparing Your Child for an Active Shooter Scenario 6 years, 10 months ago
We look forward to preparing our children for exciting milestones, such as going to school, birthdays or riding a bike. Other events are more difficult – like the death of a pet or moving to a new n […]
YES I understand what you are talking about with the Ron-Hide-or Fight and it’s not easy to get your point with young children but you talk about good ways to start and make a plan it’s something we have to fall owe but not to the point that you tarimratize young children but make a plan like knowing exit and surrounding or just stop in there track’s hide and when it’s time to fight maybe how to use some tight of tactical tool that they could keep like some tight of necklace or in a pocket or in there divfole bag but that might be for older children you do have good idea’s on how to start teaching them and what they learn in school but we all most do these in there young life’s Thank you for this article Robert Elliott
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Thanks for the information I will be using this as a tool for my great grand kids