［防災］我が家の非常時の備えとローリングストックについて👷🎒

Thank you for watching! 🌻 Have a great week everyone! ☺️ This week has seen earthquakes, typhoons, and other things, but I hope everyone is okay! 💦 This time, I've put together a video about our family's disaster preparedness. 👷🎒 (To everyone who requested this, I'm so sorry for the long wait! I hope you've received it!) As a disaster preparedness novice, I've been searching for the right amount and management method for stocking up and managing supplies for a long time. Currently, this is what our family's setup looks like: 🌱 ・Three levels of preparation: a sacoche, backpack, and box ・A set to survive for up to 7 days 　(We might not have enough food, but we're doing a good rolling stock system. This amount is currently the best for our family to have a reasonable amount of supplies, although it will change if our family grows. Besides, I think that if it's a matter of life and death, two adults will plan ahead and pace their eating accordingly.) Buy water that can be stored for a long time, even if it's expensive. (I tried rolling stock of water, but it was heavy and I became reluctant to buy it. Before I knew it, the stock was gone, so it's not a good idea for emergency preparedness.) Use it as food when feeling unwell → Replenish and replace what's been used. Prioritize familiar tastes over long-term storage. We mainly stock up on things that can be bought at the local supermarket. Once you start stocking up, you'll think, "I should get that too..." "Maybe I should get this and that too," and it starts to feel like there's no end to it, but ultimately, I think it's important to decide that in an emergency, I'll use what I have, and manage with ingenuity and wisdom. 🤔 "If you aim for perfection, the hurdles will get higher and you'll become paralyzed, so start with things that are easy to prepare and manage, but it's still better than doing nothing!" These words from a disaster preparedness expert gave me the push I needed, and I've gradually found my own way of doing things at home. 🙆‍♀️ ------------ To live each day with a calm mind, I share my efforts to minimize my money and possessions, my ingenious and inspired budget-friendly meals, and my passions. I used to be a messy room dweller and a spendthrift, but I'm now happily learning how to do housework 🌱 I hope that sharing glimpses of my laid-back daily life can inspire a little bit of joy in your everyday life 🌷 *Instagram:   / n.taro_life   *Rakuten ROOM: https://room.rakuten.co.jp/natsutaro_...