This post is a part of Simplify and Green Up Your Life Challenge. In our home – the kitchen is the heart of the home. As our kitchen is open and merges into a living room, so this is where we not only cook and eat but chat after work, spend time with family and…
This post is a part of Simplify and Green Up Your Life Challenge. Between 33-50% of all food produced globally is never eaten, and the value of this wasted food is worth over £1 trillion. Meanwhile, 800 million people go to bed hungry every night. Because we have a globalised food supply system, demand for food in…
A brighter future starts at home. Make yours a waste-free sanctuary This book is a part of Eco Book Club – a club for sustainability enthusiasts and book lovers. During September/October we were reading “Zero Waste Home” book by Bea Johnson. She blogged about her efforts at the Zero Waste Home for many years. Not only did she…
Many of us do not need to be convinced to adopt a greener lifestyle, yet we yearn to find simple ways to do more, beyond recycling. The answer is keep it simple. I took my crochet hook, hemp yarn and made some natural home items that are eco-friendly and easy on the eyes. Daugelio iš mūsų…
“Minimalism is not a lack of something. It’s simply the perfect amount of something” With days getting colder and after the long summer holiday, September was a month of coming back home. We spent our days creating a cosiness at home: cleaning, redecorating and hiding from the rain! As we are trying to settle in without spending money,…