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Musings, resources, recipes and projects, often centred around the theme of holistic sustainability, but mostly centred around day-to-day living, and finding joy in the every day.
We are half way through June, and less than a month away from the start of Plastic Free July. Plastic Free July is a global movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic pollution. With a couple of weeks to go, now is the perfect time to prepare for this month of conscious consumption, make sustainable choices and create habits which will hopefully last a long time after Plastic Free July has ended!
A few weeks ago, I made a wobbly, one-handed reel documenting my need for something sweet to try to take the edge off the grief of the last month.
It can feel very overwhelming, knowing what to do to help in this current time. There are some incredible organisations that can guide you on how best to support Palestine.
I’m writing this post on a cool, wet morning. The weather lately has been beautiful - long summer days of sunshine and warm nights. But since last night, heavy rain and grey skies. I’m not sorry for it - the garden has been so dry; my Grandma keeps worrying over her vegetable garden, hoping this year will bring a good harvest, so I know she will be thankful for the downpour.
Jammed full of anti-viral, digestion-stimulating and anti-inflammatory gems, the health benefits of Fire cider are endless. The concoction is very simple to create, making use of what you most likely already have in your kitchen.
I love fire. I’m drawn to the dancing of the flames, and how they speak to me in crackles and hisses. Gathering around a fire with loved ones, or new friends yet to know is one of my deepest pleasures in life. If I have the chance to sit around a fire, it will most likely be part of a camping trip or a hiking adventure; trips that I cherish as they allow me to spend time in nature.
Back in January, I had the opportunity to deliver a keynote address at the LSBU Sustainability & Climate Action Event Series – Equality: Food, Water & Politics.