Its not much....but hope this $10 helps towards....... SOMETHING ❤ Stay safe 🙏 And stay strong 💪 This too shall pass ❤ I cant even begin to imagine what you have all been through and still going through 😢 Much love from a single mum of 2 girls......down here in Australia 🦘 🌏
@@leahas6418 Thank you Thank you Thank you. Every day it’s something different from trying to clean up the trees to finding out. Your sewer line is leaking sewer into your backyard. Hurriances Just suck. We are very thankful to have all survived through this though . One day at a time, clean up begins. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Thank the Lord you are ok. The longest we were without power was 3 days in winter. That taught me to keep powdered milk on hand. Every winter I have an emergency food cabinet. Its also good to keep your grill ready to go if you have one. Stay safe and here's A big hug and lots of love.
@@melindamohoski3083 I am now scared of hurricanes. You can never be too prepared. And I will keep self stable milk on hand. Thanks for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
I thank the good Lord that you and yours are safe. I fully understand how hard and stressful it can be when the power is out. I went through the Delta Ice Storm in '94. No running water or elec for four days and no power for almost the entire month of Feb. Fortunately I had a woodburning fireplace and a grill that I was able to cook on. I don't have a fireplace in the small house I live in now, but I do have a grill. I also keep cans of Sterno that I can use to heat up foods. If I only lived closer to you, oh how I'd enjoy coming to help you learn to home can so you will have more choices of meals when things go sideways like they sometimes do. And meats and other items in your freezer won't ruin since they'd be in jars. You can oven fry chicken. Just batter in seasoned flour like you would if frying but put it in oven to "fry". It's not as greasy when oven fried. Sweet Sue is a very common brand here in MS and I think the chicken dumplings are delicious. Once you have them in your saucepan, you can taste them and adjust to your taste. I sometimes add a pat of butter and maybe a chicken bouillon cube. Those bananas look ready for some delicous banana bread to have with your coffee. My granddaddy and my mama were diehard coffee drinkers too. I'm beginning to lean towards it more now too, but there's just something about sweet tea that makes everything better. From Cheryl - take care, stay safe, love you, God bless
Hurricane Fiona in 2022 hit us (in Canada). 11 days without power and some were 21 days.Red Cross offered us all assistance of money. We needed the army to come help with getting trees off the road and many electric companies from different provinces. Houses still being fixed 2 years later and it was insane. So if you’ve been through it,you know. Our road had a path cleared by Joe and Frank on a tractor and very thankful for it.
@@honeywell7892 Glad you made it through safe. What kind of assistance did the Red Cross offer? Did they pay for a hotel stay did they pay for your food that was spoiled? What about trees? Did they help pay for trees that had fallen down? Sorry, I have so many questions . But it seems like you’ve gone through this before and you’re probably an expert. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
I answered above. We had so much help come. Army on the roads and so greatly appreciated and thanked. People put grocery loss through insurance in some cases and we try not to have to much food now in freezers in September. Hoping this Milton one avoids all of us. Take care.
Glad you and yours are unhurt and well. I love the Sweet Sue chicken and dumplings. We went 5 days with no electric after Katrina and I agree, that first cup of coffee was the best I ever tasted!
We were on vacation on st pete beach during Helene. Had to evacuate, airport closed. Luckily, we got a room in Tampa to ride out the storm. Everything was ok for us. I pray for all the people effected by Helene and upcoming Milton.🙏🙏🙏
I am glad y’all are safe, I was also in the path and without power for 4 days less than you guys were but we also lost everything in our freezer and fridge but I am so thankful, I have watched coverage of poor NC western and they lost family members, still buried in mud, rock and river, homes, roads tore apart, they can’t even get up to some people, death toll raising, most are only reachable by air, everything it’s devastating, and I realize nothing we went through was as bad as they been through, my heart goes out to NC and any state that has that much damage, it just doesn’t make sense but our food pantry is helping us they been opening every 3 days for folks to load up on, as we were denied FEMA assistance and it’s okay I would want the most of that to go to the ones who lost everything, as they are only getting 750 dollars and that doesn’t go far when your home was carried away by flood waters, bad part is most of them didn’t carry flood insurance as they were in the mountains who ever thought it would flood up there, 🤷🏻♀️ prayers for your family and everyone that’s involved 🙏❤️
FEMA is separate from insurance. The 750 is day 1 help. You can also get help from SNAP while other things are settling out to refill fridge and freezers.
@@teamshoemaker unfortunately we do not qualify for snap as we own a home, but have one income, and insurance covers fridge lost but after your deductible which is 1000 for us so that is a no go, 600 of food and that 1000 deductible, but insurance told us normally FEMA will provide for food loss and give some funds however FEMA is broke we heard 🤷🏻♀️ all the folks in NC getting is 750 per family one time deal and they lost everything it’s heartbreaking 😞
@@jennifermunn6898 Sorry to hear you were also in the path of the hurricane. Did it say why FEMA denied you 750? I heard at first they ask you for more information. Maybe you should appeal the decision. You could probably use the money to help stock some of your fridge back up. I know if one more kid asked me what do we have to eat? And our fridge is very slim at the moment. I hope to go to another food pantry on Monday. Hope this will help with our food. Glad you made it safely through the storm . Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
@@MoneySavingMama777 it’s okay, we prefer the money go to NC those folks lost way more than any of us did in SC, but they said our county didn’t request assistance but they been holding food banks every 3 days to help everyone that lost food in fridge and freezer so it’s okay, now this other hurricane is coming through Milton currently a CAT 5 😳😞
I suggest that you make some gnat fly traps by using empty jars then putting some plastic wrap or paper over the top with a few pinholes so they can get in & they'll drown in the apple cider vinegar. Make sure it's apple cider vinegar cos white vinegar will not work.
@@inkheart1954 It was definitely an experience. I was the most worried about my parents. God was good to us. Thank you so much for watching . ~Money Saving Mama
@@honeywell7892 Good to know that guns aren’t used everywhere. It’s just crazy how people can be so greedy at times. Thank you so much for watching . ~Money Saving Mama
I should state I'm in Canada. Red Cross gave up to $750 per household. I know after fires here they put people up in hotel for e days. People used community facilities to shower and such. The province I believe did offer assistance with clearing trees. I only had one tree come down from farm field next to me and I had a bulldozer push it back.
I would’ve brought my parents to my house, but they wouldn’t leave. They were too worried about Luders trying to steal from their house. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Glad you’re okay, but what we are hearing is not as positive as your report. FEMA falling way short and too slow considering their monies was that were shifted to illegal immigrants. Communications cut off and when Musk offered Starlink but that was refused by our government. Bittigieg made private drone owners stop their services of delivering insulin and baby formula as well as helping locate people who live out of the cities in wooded areas. We all need to share what we have and offer a helping hand and prayers.
FEMA did not allocate funds for migrants please stop listening to everything that you hear and do the research for your self once those funds are allocate it's the only thing that they can be spent on unless Congress approves it😢
Link gives direct rebuttal to the starlink one. You can find the exchange online. If this one was false, consider that the others were also false. Don't trust that source of information.
I haven't viewed your videos, but I'm appalled that you're using food banks and "blessing boxes" to reduce your food expenses. These programs are for people in real need, not people looking to divert a few bucks from their monthly grocery bill so they can build up their savings.
Its not much....but hope this $10 helps towards....... SOMETHING ❤
Stay safe 🙏
And stay strong 💪
This too shall pass ❤
I cant even begin to imagine what you have all been through and still going through 😢
Much love from a single mum of 2 girls......down here in Australia 🦘 🌏
@@leahas6418 Thank you Thank you Thank you. Every day it’s something different from trying to clean up the trees to finding out. Your sewer line is leaking sewer into your backyard. Hurriances Just suck.
We are very thankful to have all survived through this though .
One day at a time, clean up begins. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Thank the Lord you are ok. The longest we were without power was 3 days in winter. That taught me to keep powdered milk on hand. Every winter I have an emergency food cabinet. Its also good to keep your grill ready to go if you have one. Stay safe and here's A big hug and lots of love.
@@melindamohoski3083 I am now scared of hurricanes. You can never be too prepared. And I will keep self stable milk on hand. Thanks for watching.
~Money Saving Mama
I thank the good Lord that you and yours are safe. I fully understand how hard and stressful it can be when the power is out. I went through the Delta Ice Storm in '94. No running water or elec for four days and no power for almost the entire month of Feb. Fortunately I had a woodburning fireplace and a grill that I was able to cook on. I don't have a fireplace in the small house I live in now, but I do have a grill. I also keep cans of Sterno that I can use to heat up foods.
If I only lived closer to you, oh how I'd enjoy coming to help you learn to home can so you will have more choices of meals when things go sideways like they sometimes do. And meats and other items in your freezer won't ruin since they'd be in jars.
You can oven fry chicken. Just batter in seasoned flour like you would if frying but put it in oven to "fry". It's not as greasy when oven fried.
Sweet Sue is a very common brand here in MS and I think the chicken dumplings are delicious. Once you have them in your saucepan, you can taste them and adjust to your taste. I sometimes add a pat of butter and maybe a chicken bouillon cube.
Those bananas look ready for some delicous banana bread to have with your coffee. My granddaddy and my mama were diehard coffee drinkers too. I'm beginning to lean towards it more now too, but there's just something about sweet tea that makes everything better.
From Cheryl - take care, stay safe, love you, God bless
@@rebelnoxford1985 I can’t wait to try the sweet Sue everyone’s been saying how good it is. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Hurricane Fiona in 2022 hit us (in Canada). 11 days without power and some were 21 days.Red Cross offered us all assistance of money. We needed the army to come help with getting trees off the road and many electric companies from different provinces. Houses still being fixed 2 years later and it was insane. So if you’ve been through it,you know. Our road had a path cleared by Joe and Frank on a tractor and very thankful for it.
@@honeywell7892 Glad you made it through safe. What kind of assistance did the Red Cross offer? Did they pay for a hotel stay did they pay for your food that was spoiled? What about trees? Did they help pay for trees that had fallen down?
Sorry, I have so many questions . But it seems like you’ve gone through this before and you’re probably an expert. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
I answered above.
We had so much help come. Army on the roads and so greatly appreciated and thanked.
People put grocery loss through insurance in some cases and we try not to have to much food now in freezers in September.
Hoping this Milton one avoids all of us. Take care.
Glad you and yours are unhurt and well. I love the Sweet Sue chicken and dumplings.
We went 5 days with no electric after Katrina and I agree, that first cup of coffee was the best I ever tasted!
Yes, that 1st cup of hot coffee and a hot shower were so nice. Sometimes you forget the small stuff.
Very glad to hear that y'all are all doing good. That's a haul full of blessings 😊
Thanks so much
We were on vacation on st pete beach during Helene. Had to evacuate, airport closed. Luckily, we got a room in Tampa to ride out the storm. Everything was ok for us. I pray for all the people effected by Helene and upcoming Milton.🙏🙏🙏
Oh wow!🙏
I'm so grateful you still have your home ❤
Me too. I hate hurricanes. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
I am glad y’all are safe, I was also in the path and without power for 4 days less than you guys were but we also lost everything in our freezer and fridge but I am so thankful, I have watched coverage of poor NC western and they lost family members, still buried in mud, rock and river, homes, roads tore apart, they can’t even get up to some people, death toll raising, most are only reachable by air, everything it’s devastating, and I realize nothing we went through was as bad as they been through, my heart goes out to NC and any state that has that much damage, it just doesn’t make sense but our food pantry is helping us they been opening every 3 days for folks to load up on, as we were denied FEMA assistance and it’s okay I would want the most of that to go to the ones who lost everything, as they are only getting 750 dollars and that doesn’t go far when your home was carried away by flood waters, bad part is most of them didn’t carry flood insurance as they were in the mountains who ever thought it would flood up there, 🤷🏻♀️ prayers for your family and everyone that’s involved 🙏❤️
FEMA is separate from insurance. The 750 is day 1 help. You can also get help from SNAP while other things are settling out to refill fridge and freezers.
@@teamshoemaker unfortunately we do not qualify for snap as we own a home, but have one income, and insurance covers fridge lost but after your deductible which is 1000 for us so that is a no go, 600 of food and that 1000 deductible, but insurance told us normally FEMA will provide for food loss and give some funds however FEMA is broke we heard 🤷🏻♀️ all the folks in NC getting is 750 per family one time deal and they lost everything it’s heartbreaking 😞
@@jennifermunn6898 Sorry to hear you were also in the path of the hurricane. Did it say why FEMA denied you 750? I heard at first they ask you for more information. Maybe you should appeal the decision. You could probably use the money to help stock some of your fridge back up. I know if one more kid asked me what do we have to eat? And our fridge is very slim at the moment. I hope to go to another food pantry on Monday. Hope this will help with our food.
Glad you made it safely through the storm . Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
@@MoneySavingMama777 it’s okay, we prefer the money go to NC those folks lost way more than any of us did in SC, but they said our county didn’t request assistance but they been holding food banks every 3 days to help everyone that lost food in fridge and freezer so it’s okay, now this other hurricane is coming through Milton currently a CAT 5 😳😞
@@teamshoemaker What exactly is the $750 for from FEMA ? Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Glad you are ok.sending prayers and hugs!
Thank you so much!
I'm glad to hear you're all OK and you still have your home. You can get through anything if you family is safe.❤
@@lawli56 Yes, family is everything. ❤️ Thank you for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
I suggest that you make some gnat fly traps by using empty jars then putting some plastic wrap or paper over the top with a few pinholes so they can get in & they'll drown in the apple cider vinegar. Make sure it's apple cider vinegar cos white vinegar will not work.
Thank you for that suggestion. We don’t typically get that many flies but once in a while, thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Sweet sue dumplings are good
I'm glad u all our safe
Praise God you are safe. God protected you! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you
Glad you are okay
Thank you
So sorry what you went through, glad you’re all still here ❤❤ and safe
@@inkheart1954 It was definitely an experience. I was the most worried about my parents. God was good to us. Thank you so much for watching . ~Money Saving Mama
Lines for gas and ice here. Line cutters frowned upon but we use words not guns luckily.
@@honeywell7892 Good to know that guns aren’t used everywhere. It’s just crazy how people can be so greedy at times.
Thank you so much for watching . ~Money Saving Mama
I should state I'm in Canada.
Red Cross gave up to $750 per household. I know after fires here they put people up in hotel for e days. People used community facilities to shower and such.
The province I believe did offer assistance with clearing trees. I only had one tree come down from farm field next to me and I had a bulldozer push it back.
Don't forget you can apply for emergency snap benefits.
@@teamshoemaker Good to know. I don’t currently qualify for snap. Thank you so much for the information and thank you for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
So glad your ok it's horrible how she get ebt when you can't get mail right now that sad
@@Melanie.8888 I am so glad I am safe. Now the clean up starts. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Please bring your parents to your house until their power is back on.
Please please
I could never leave my parents without power.
I would’ve brought my parents to my house, but they wouldn’t leave. They were too worried about Luders trying to steal from their house. Thank you so much for watching. ~Money Saving Mama
Glad to know you guys are ok . From Alberta, Canada
Glad you’re okay, but what we are hearing is not as positive as your report. FEMA falling way short and too slow considering their monies was that were shifted to illegal immigrants. Communications cut off and when Musk offered Starlink but that was refused by our government. Bittigieg made private drone owners stop their services of delivering insulin and baby formula as well as helping locate people who live out of the cities in wooded areas. We all need to share what we have and offer a helping hand and prayers.
FEMA did not allocate funds for migrants please stop listening to everything that you hear and do the research for your self once those funds are allocate it's the only thing that they can be spent on unless Congress approves it😢
Yeah none of this is true. Try getting information from a reliable primary source and not the internet.
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Link gives direct rebuttal to the starlink one. You can find the exchange online. If this one was false, consider that the others were also false. Don't trust that source of information.
I haven't viewed your videos, but I'm appalled that you're using food banks and "blessing boxes" to reduce your food expenses. These programs are for people in real need, not people looking to divert a few bucks from their monthly grocery bill so they can build up their savings.
You’re soooo wrong
@@inkheart1954 Then explain it to me.
Foodbanks have criteria to hand out hampers & obviously this family met them.