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Choosing The Perfect Firearm For Your Child

Choosing The Perfect Firearm For Your Child

I will always remember my first firearm. I was 12 years old, and the firearm was a Marlin model 98 .22 long rifle. The rifle-fed from a tubular magazine in the butt stock. It had been my Uncle’s, as had ...

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How The ‘Farm Effect’ Keeps Kids From Getting Sick

How The ‘Farm Effect’ Keeps Kids From Getting Sick

My children are almost never sick. They usually end up at the doctor’s office because they hurt themselves. My wife and I have taught them the value of cleanliness and good personal hygiene, but we don’t rush them to the ...

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You’re A Prepper. Your Family’s Not. What Should You Do?

You’re A Prepper. Your Family’s Not. What Should You Do?

Perhaps one of the hardest things to do when prepping is convincing family and friends to join you. Ask any long-time prepper, and they’re likely to have had trouble discussing the topic with loved ones. Prepping isn’t something you can ...

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5 Fun Activities To Create A More Prepared Family

5 Fun Activities To Create A More Prepared Family

It’s the reason many big companies today are advertising to kids. It’s the reason app developers have stopped pandering to adults as a middleman to the children. It’s in the actions taken by nonprofits and institutions around the nation to ...

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Putting The ‘Thanks’ Back Into ‘Thanksgiving’

Putting The ‘Thanks’ Back Into ‘Thanksgiving’

In the U.S., we start at an early age learning about the Pilgrims crossing the sea to escape religious persecution and landing in what is now Massachusetts. We learn about their hardships and troubles and how the native Indians helped ...

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A Ban On Single-Family Homes?

A Ban On Single-Family Homes?

Seattle’s city council and mayor seriously considered getting rid of traditional neighborhoods of single family homes in an effort to encourage or pressure people to live in apartments and other types of multi-family housing. A rejected change to the city’s ...

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