DIY Nature Paint Brushes For Kids

This is a ridiculously cool project for kids that adults would want to try! Making your own nature paint brushes is creative, fun and free! It allows turning a simple drawing into the absolutely new experience. Kids will be excited to spend time in nature, trying to find and collect natural materials for the project. Also, it…

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Soap Bar vs Liquid Soap

A soap bar or liquid soaps? A soap, is a soap, you might say, however, you are wrong. The soap bar is green simplicity.  Why? Here are the reasons. Skystas muilas ar kietas muilas? Muilas yra muilas, pasakytume, tačiau tai netiesa. Paprastas, kietas muilas yra ekologiškas minimalizmas. Kodėl? Štai kodėl. ENERGY First of all, it requires…

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30 FREE & WILD Outdoors Activities

Today more children play indoors more often than out. The distance our kids stray from home on their own has shrunk by 90% since the 70s; 43% of adults think a child shouldn’t play outdoors unsupervised until the age of 14. More children are now admitted to hospitals for injuries incurred falling out of bed…

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Zero Waste Natural Handmade Face scrubbies

Lately, I’ve been very busy working on La Pepa Eco Chic line, which is dedicated to all natural and organic products, safe for you and environment. I am very excited to launch it today! Why Eco Chic? I believe we all can live a modern Eco lifestyle without compromising on style and beauty. I have created…

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Book Review | Plastic FREE

Plastic FREE. How I Kicked the Plastic Habit and How You Can Too   by Beth Terry In this book Beth Terry (the Author of MyPlasticFreeLife.com) shares of her path to a life filled with less plastic and more harmony.  As I mentioned in my New Years Resolutions post, my family decided to significantly reduce our household waste…

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Travels | Love City Verona

  Verona is one of the most romantic cities in the world. Yes, not Paris – Verona. It’s a city in northern Italy and famous for being the setting of the most romantic love tragedy in the history Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.” It’s home to a 14th-century house said to be “Juliet’s house” (Casa di…

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