You Know your a prepper when

You know you're a prepper when the Walmart register clerk greets you by name and calls for extra help to bag your order! (& you haven't unloaded it onto the belt yet.)

Jo, thanks for the kind words. Zeke and his brother, Yoda, were bottle-fed by me since they were 4 days old and now they're both sick. At least Yoda still has several years, God willing. They have had a very good life, both were able to go outside during the day and they'd come home just like dogs at night. They've always been healthy (until now) and no serious injuries. I know in my heart that I've done right by them, but it's still so hard. The vet said that FIP is very fast acting, at best he has two months, could be as little as 2 to 3 weeks. He is just the best boy and has been such a good leader to the rest. It just brakes my heart, he's only 13. Sorry to be taking up your time, I just neede to vent. OK, crying now.

You know your a prepper when you read this list not for a laugh but to find new ideas .

You use getting a flu as a dry run and get out of your sick bed dizzy to write in your list to buy more tylonel
    

You know your a prepper when you climb all your local grocery store shelves like a little monkey, looking for that one can with the new experation date.Krogers has flour on sale, your so excited you can't sleep the night before. Johnson&Johnson calls you, asking when is the best time to deliver your semi load of band-aids.The employees at Sam's Club call you by your first name.

You know your a prepper when you stock up on canned food.

 LOL. MISS NUTTY  I LOVE  IT,  roxy

You know you're a prepper when you're thinking about giving out little bags of rice instead of candy at Halloween.

You know you're a prepper when your fish tank looks like a source of food and water.

You know you are a prepper when you have 10 5 pound bags of flour in the freezer to kill bug larvae.

My mom's mom lived through WWII (UK) with a large family and always a very full pantry, (12 bags of sugar was normal) ultimate boost yesterday when mom said to me "Your nan would be proud of you".

There are so many of these I relate to,
You know you're a prepper when...

You've more salt stashed than the store has on it's shelves - and you never use it in cooking.

You know you're a prepper when you won't allow your husband to throw out the sand from the kid's sandboxes for winterizing because you think you might be able to use it for a "potatoe cooler" or for a last ditch water filter.

MississippMama:  Sure.... I went and got a can.  OK... I'll put everything off the can because I don't know what your particular store will need to get it for you.  Again, I special ordered it through Harris Teeter (at no extra charge.)  From the kitchens of "Sweet Sue" and it's titled, "Canned Whole Chicken without Gilblets"  FULLY COOKED, Net weight is 50 oz. or 3 lbs. 2 oz. Manufactured by Sara Lee Foods, Questions call 1-800-633-3294.  Call that number and they can tell you who a supplier is in your area or who can special order for you in your area. 

Try the grocery store first, special order, it's cheaper.... I think I paid 3.66 a can at the store and didn't have to pay a shipping.  But JonMccr, that's good to know that you can order off of Amazon, I have a friend that would want to know that to order as he's "very remote."

You know you are a prepper when after you finish organizing your preps you pat yourself on the back and state outloud:  "There, I am all done.  I feel great - I do not need anything else."  Then go to Target to buy a gift for a grandchild and fill your car with vegetable cans because they have such a  great  expiration date!

Grandma: They sell that brand of chicken and dumplings at Dollar General and Big Lots, among other places, so you'll be able to get the dumplings and chicken a lot easier than the whole chickens.

You Know your a prepper when you buy a dairy goat for fresh milk and cheese and yougurt and butter...     yes Im guilty of it.

you know your a prepper when you buy 8 x 32 oz bottles of 90% isopropyl alcohol and the clerk says.."do you know something that I don't" and you say ' yep'

put it on a rag and it kills bacteria and viruses.