30 days of kindness
Remember when we did the 30 days of gratitude project? When we finished, I had an idea for another project… But I kinda forgot about it in the rush that is life. On my early morning walk this morning, I remembered! So, today, I’ve decided to pick this little project up again.
Read MoreEaster bilbies, not bunnies
Easter is just around the corner, which means lots of bunny awesomeness. Because the Easter bunny is a nice guy, right? Actually, not so much in Australia.
Read MoreWhy vego? // Vanessa
Recently we asked our friends the question “why are you moving towards a more plant-based diet?”. New-found vegetarian Vanessa, who has been vegetarian from 2012, tells us why.
Read MoreWhy vego? // Em
Recently we asked our friends the question “why are you moving towards a more plant-based diet?”. Kind-hearted, sensitive Em, who has been vegetarian from 2010 and vegan from 2012, tells us why.
Read MoreSwitching to a plant-based diet // part 4: be the change you wish to see
The best thing about becoming vego (besides eating delicious food, feeling great and doing your part for those creatures that don’t have a voice) is that you are leading by example, voicing your opinion in a positive and peaceful manner. Once people realise that you’re sticking to it they start to think about their own choices.
Read MoreTouring Adelaide’s thrift shops via bus
Okay thrifters, I’m going to let you in on a fabulous little (not so well kept) secret. There’s a quick and easy way to find the best op shops in the South Australian capital of Adelaide and all you have to do is jump on a bus and hang on for the ride.
On the last Saturday of every month, Adelaide mums Shelly and Rowena commandeer a yellow council bus, grab a host of keen secondhand shoppers and set out on special tours across different parts of the city. The pair have run their You, Us and a Bus tours for almost five years now and its clear they’ve nutted out Adelaide’s best thrift stores and are only too happy to show newcomers the way.
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