BeAskg

(except a zombie apocalypse; sorry)
Prepared
WHEN PEOPLE MAKE FUN
OF MY BIG PURSE/HUGE SUITCASE
I grin and say, “Always be prepared!”
Okay, so maybe being prepared doesn’t mean bringing
twenty different pairs of pants on a weekend vacation
(because I totally haven't done that before). But it does mean
being ready for anything! Here's some tips on how you can be
prepared for ANYTHING.
You’ve heard about this before—but have you actually
ever made one? Grab a bag—not too big, but not too
small. Make sure you include a few band-aids, some
chapstick, rubber bands, and emergency toiletries. In
1.
my ideal emergency kit, I'd also have snacks. But hey,
that's just a suggestion.
Make an emergency kit.
2. Whether you’re attending a class or spending a week at
camp, make sure you have all the details. Lots of camps
have websites with checklists for everything you’ll
need to bring, as well as sample schedules so you’ll
know what your average day will look like. Some camps
even have verse sheets so you can start learning verses
before you get to camp—what a life saver! For classes,
make sure you have all your required textbooks and
test forms. Check the rules (Are you allowed to bring
computers? What do you do if you’re absent a lesson?).
Check the details.
3.
You can apply this to every area of your life. Recheck
test and quiz answers; make sure that you closed the
garage door; affirm that you have all your books and
homework for class; check you have a slip on; verify
you don’t have food on your face; check, check, check!
Check TWICE!
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