For the past few decades, there has been some crisis or the other in the world. Should you prepare for such eventualities ? Well it doesn’t hurt to be in a state of preparedness for any emergencies. We have been doing so in a very casual way since more than 2 decades. These are my my top 15 tips to prepare for any emergencies. In view of the latest world events and developments these tips could be a life saver for your family and loved ones.
I have been working really hard to learn a whole new skill of uploading videos on my Vital Fair Living You Tube channel.
Rather than letting all my knowledge go to a waste. I got this idea of filming videos of my cooking and our gardening experiences.
The videos will also give an insight into modern Swiss country living.
Above all it will also give my little daughter something to learn and remember me by.
All my videos will be uploaded into this channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC16-3ARNyuVbPbgZ5BDWr0A
I had so many ideas of how to make an introduction video. Finally while going for a walk on a sunny spring day, I just took my new video camera with me. My daughter and her friend wanted to cycle into the woods on this warm spring afternoon. They were very enthusiastic to forage for wild garlic. So it was nice to engage them in foraging for wild garlic. I wanted to make Wild garlic pesto like every year. It was fun despite all my technical hiccups. It was an awkward first to make the video as I was not very knowledgeable with this camera, recording or editing. But I had to start somewhere and I have been learning ever since.
We picked the wild garlic too. And I made a wild garlic pesto. My first video with some recipe and content. Looking back I would record the video and edit it differently.
I worked hours and hours to get to this point.
I hope to build up an audience to share my knowledge with.
Hello, I am Chitra living on the Swiss country side for about 20 years.
How I came to live in Switzerland? I am married to a wonderful and very supportive Swiss since 23 years and after two years of our marriage living in India we decided to move to his homeland.
I am an independent researcher, health freak and a passionate home maker.
After quitting my job at a Swiss Bank in 2004, I worked part time at our home office. When our long wished for baby was on the way in 2009 we closed our side business and I have devoted my time to raising her.
