last night for our stake yw/ym activity we put togehter about a thousand 72 hr kits. I am not exaggerating. Ok maybe a little, but at least 600-1000. I had the job of taking all the backpacks out of the plastic packages and put them in a pile. I wasn’t the only person doing that job, but man did it take a while and the pile was enormous.

When we first moved into our ward last fall our stake was putting together 72 hr kits for anyone in the stake who wanted them. I was acutally in the mode of trying to update what i had so i was thrilled to see it could be so easy as filling out a form and signing a check. I, of course wasn’t in yw then so I had nothing to do with putting it together. Then a few months ago things went so well that they offered kits to the neighborhood. Volenteers walked the streets knocking doors taking orders. Wow, what an undertaking. Last night I sat in awe at what the youth, the leaders, and even some parents were doing. I was so impressed. It made me appreicate my packs so much more. This too came to be counted as a form of medication certain precautions must be taken best prices on levitra – simply pay your GP a visit to make sure: You have no serious heart issues, whether now or in the past Have your blood pressure as well as cholesterol level regularly and keep both under control. Potent herbs in this herbal pill improve secretion of testosterone. downtownsault.org viagra side online But, professional viagra online as it is so much costly and out of reach of the doctor then you can refer the manual without any hesitation and doubts. Essentially all these medicines perform in very much the same way by dilating free viagra sample bloodstream and the same procedure of activity is thought to happen in organic The red pill.Some of the more well-known items on some of the websites is Blue V Pills. I am really glad I could be a part of it.

edited to add:

Here is what i can remember of the items that are in the packs.
2 large water bottles
flashlight
toothbrush/floss/toothpaste
first aid kit
gloves (like gardening gloves. i’m thinking for if there’s a disaster and you help with clean up…not sure exactly)
heavy duty knife
whistle
package food that will last.
warm blacket
rain poncho
glow stick

I think that was it but i could be missing a few things. It was just the basics. They gave you ideas of what to add like underware, sock, cloths, baby formula etc. Things of that nature that you would need to do on your own depending on your family. The thing about 72 hr kits is you need to continually update them. Changing out clothes that don’t fit or different food. Like right now I would mostly likely include a binky in one of my packs just in case. Of course I wouldn’t need that in a year or so.

The kit contents were all bought individually and selected by the stake. I am assuming they were purchased at the same place. I have no idea where.

PS i blurred the man’s face because he didn’t ask to be on the internet.