Why this Pinay in Bosnia and Herzegovina has 'no fear' during pandemic

Watch more in iWantTFC The pandemic has introduced unprecedented level of uncertainties over health, food, jobs and more. While many people have experienced wide-ranging anxieties because of the precarious times brought about by the pandemic, Filipina-Bosnian-Serb Ivy Moniza Sibincic felt secured for her family, all because of family farming.

“He just said to me that they live in the village. I never thought that the family had already the tradition of living a sustainable way of life. I’m totally amazed because my in-laws already started this journey and passed it on to us," said Ivy. Farm life is not easy but the Sibincics enjoy the feeling of security during the pandemic, where almost everything is within their reach.

“We want to make an impact to the world in our own little ways and we believe that family can be an example. And through our family, we want to show others that whenever there might be some problems, , you won’t have any fear because you have everything in your doorstep,” Ivy explained. “We also let other people use our land for free. We don’t have enough funds to maintain everything, so instead na maging forest siya,” she said.

“Our neighbors and family and friends have enjoyed eating our vegetables. I grow lahat ng nasa Bahay Kubo – gabi and ube this year and sweet potato. I have ampalaya, talong, sitaw, pechay, patola and more,” she said. Sustainable green living has been the family mantra for generations. But the pandemic has affirmed their values and placed them in a better place to help others who want to follow in their footsteps.

- wrong title. Basic. You can't even get it right. Shame. She isn't advocating no fear. Yes. It helps to prepare. But be safe & keep safe. Pandemic isn't over yet.

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