There’s something about the pop of pink raspberry colour in the centre of a jam drop that is oh-so-satisfying. And the taste sends me straight back to childhood, beckoned to the kitchen by the sweet scent of freshly baked jam drops straight from my Nan’s oven. After making my own raspberry and vanilla chia jam, … More Raspberry Jam Drops
I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of astrology and how the position of the sun, moon, stars and planets at the exact time of our birth could somehow have an influence on the person we are to become. But anything I had looked at was only to do with my sun sign, mere surface … More Sun and Moon Sign
The last DIY deodorant that I whipped up lasted me two whole years and I still have the ingredients! I even reused the jar. So I’m not lying when I say that this deodorant recipe is super economical and sustainable. And it only requires four ingredients (which I bought zero waste from The Source Bulk … More DIY Natural Deodorant
Do you know your lifepath number? Numerology has offered me so many insights about my strengths, weaknesses and purpose . If you are open to the idea, it may really help you to understand yourself and your psychology. As a lifepath 1 (derived from 37/10), I am supposedly here to create higher forms of healing, … More Lifepath 1
Throughout childhood, creativity is something that is usually nurtured and encouraged. Yet it seems that as we go further through the school system, the focus shifts more to academia, with creative pursuits being viewed as inferior or undeserving of our time. And this extends further once, if you choose to attend, university starts and you’re … More The Importance of Creativity
As consumers, we hold immense power by voting with our dollar for the world that we wish to create. This extends to the clothing we purchase. Though op shops are a great place to stock up on second hand goods and save clothing from going to landfill, they’re not that great for finding swimmers (let … More Sustainable Swimwear
I love sushi. But I love sushi bowls even more (namely because there’s more room to load in all your favourite ingredients)! They’re tasty, fresh and a wonderfully balanced meal that will leave you feeling oh-so-satisfied. The nori sheets also provide your daily dose of iodine (particularly important on a plant based diet). And the … More Sushi Bowl
I recently invested in a cold pressed juicer and have been loving making refreshing, hydrating and invigorating juices of a morning that are filled with goodness. Yet it concerned me that I was throwing away all of the fibre resulting from the juice extraction. So I thought I’d save it to make some epic raw … More Raw Carrot Cake Cupcakes
“Who Made My Clothes” is a campaign that aims to increase transparency in the fashion supply chain by encouraging consumers to question brands about where and how their clothes are made, the impacts on the environment, the working conditions of the garment workers and the salary paid to these workers. It endeavours to help create … More I Made My Clothes
If you like pina coladas, and getting caught in the rain… then this is the recipe you’ve looked for, which you need to create! I’ve been loving a warming bowl of oats in the cooler months, but now that it has well and truly warmed up, I thought I’d mix things up with an oat … More Pina Colada Bircher
Bees are in danger due to a deadly mix of pesticides, parasites and climate change. The role bees play in pollination means that they are crucial to our food supply. A third of all our food depends on their pollination in order to fertilise the plants so they can produce fruit, vegetables and seeds. Without … More Save the Bees
Before this year, I hadn’t even considered the fact that the money I earn doesn’t just sit in my bank account waiting for me, it is used to fund all sorts of industries that don’t necessarily align with my values. I believe we should all become educated and aware of what our money is being … More Switching to a ‘clean money’ bank
