Dimples In Time - Professional Organizer

Last week I was working on my 72 hour kits-which at times seems like a never ending project. There is always something more that you can squeeze into those backpacks.

I had a sister in law, Amy, share her list with me and it had some items that weren't on my list. So, I thought that it would be great to be able to compare this list with the one I previously posted.

If anyone has something on their 72 hour kit list that isn't on mine or Amy's, I would love to know what it is. Please leave a comment and share with us.

LIFE SAVING TIP OF THE WEEK

Creating an adult kit verses a child kit. An adult kit can be larger if you have the room to store them. Amy has bought real back packing packs. The kind you would use if you were to go on an extended hike. They are easier on your back for holding heavier items. You can add essentials like a tent, sleeping bags, tools, etc. Note the list below. A child kit will have things like coloring books and games.

Many of the people in Haiti did not even have shelter after the earthquake happened. Hopefully if we can prepare ourselves for the worst, so that most of us will make it through a difficult tragedy, with some sort of shelter, heat, and food.
Now go get organized!