How sustainability is not affordable for the time and financially poor. Sustainability goes hand in hand with affordability. Discussing how poverty and low income workers struggle to afford to be eco friendly and sustainability and why they buy into greenwashing Affordability & Sustainability: Why They Need to Work Together to Make A Change for the Better Do you consider yourself a green family? A zero waste expert? Eco friendly? Are you just trying to do your bit to help ... Read more
If it’s not affordable, it’s not sustainable!
Independent Wines: Valpolicella
Ad - I was sent two bottles of wine to review on my blog. All opinions remain my own. I remember the first time I tried a Valpolicella wine. I loved how the name sounded and it stuck with me, as well as the rich, smooth flavour. It was the wine that converted me to give more reds a go and then changed my preference from white wine to red. It's not one I tend to buy often but I was thrilled to try the Rubinelli Valpolicella Classico DOC 2018 from Independent Wines recently. ... Read more
Returning to School after Six Months At Home
Ad - we received a Smiggle gift card to purchase back to school stationary in exchange for this feature. Like almost every other parent with school age children I am facing the return to school with my daughter next week. She finished her classroom learning in March after a school trip with friends and now returns taller, older and a bit more anxious. Smiggle have helped make this transition a little easier by allowing us to purchase some back to school supplies. They have a lovely ... Read more
Independent Wines – Pinot Noir
Ad - I received a bottle of Pinot Noir (the wine featured) from Independent Wines to taste and review. All opinions are my own. Do you have a favourite wine? I think everyone has a preference for a certain grape or country of origin. I very much enjoy Italian Reds so when Independent Wines offered a chance to taste and review I was exicited. One selected was the Pinot Noir Rolhüt 2018 Adam's favourite is Pinot Noir and I have to admit I admire the usual richness of this red, ... Read more
Awesome Autumnal Home Styling Tips For Cosy Vibes
This is a collaborative post Autumn is creeping closer with the end of August finally in sight and the 1st of September looming around the corner. I know that early September can still bring the last rays of sunshine but after the Autumn equionox on 21st the days will get rapidly shorter and everything we love about Fall will be well and truly here. I love Autumn, it's the ultimate cosy season with the warm colour tones and the return of school. Usually, I'd be a lot more excited ... Read more
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![Do you ever start books and then just don’t finish them...Not actively DNF’ing because you enjoy them but then something else comes along and before you know it the book is firmly back on the shelf and you haven’t picked it up for months?
I have a lot like this from last summer where I got like ten chapters in then just hit a slump or fancied a change or switched formats...
Thorn is one such read for me. It was part of a book club read and I started off so well but then just...stopped. I’d love to finish it soon!
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