Zero Waste Month: Week 1 (Vivian)
Transitioning to a zero waste lifestyle has been challenging, but rewarding. For the month of April we’ll be documenting our progress with weekly updates on our waste and our experiences. Read more here.
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Grocery Shopping Tip: Reusable Produce Bags
Introducing, reusable produce bags – a simple switch that’ll save millions of plastic bags from traveling into landfills. Read more here.
Dining Tip: Bring Your Own Reusable Utensils
A simple and hassle-free way to incorporate a sustainable practice in your life.
This Is Not Our New Year’s Resolution
Our perspective on the New Year Resolutions: make goals that you would have made anyway (a new year or not) and build on what we already started. More here.
To Eat: Myrtle Tree Garden Cafe & Market
Sharing a new favorite: small local business, Myrtle Tree Garden and Cafe, in Monrovia, California.
How We Practice Self Care After A Trip: Jennifer
How do you practice self-care? For Jennifer, it’s all about “me time.”
How We Practice Self Care After A Trip: Vivian
When Vivian thinks of self care, the phrase “Treat yo self!” pops up in her head.
An Outdoor Lover’s Dream Job: Vivian’s Time as a Park Ranger
Vivian had an opportunity to be a park ranger at Yellowstone National Park. Talk about dream come true. Read more about her experience from the good to the not-so-good.
Transition to Zero Waste: Kitchen Alternatives
Alternatives to one-time-use silverware not only require a painless transition, but can significantly reduce the amount of waste we all produce. Read more here.
Tinycaravan Goes Secondhand Shopping
We love ethical clothing companies, but sometimes they can get expensive. Secondhand shopping is a great alternative for those who want to save money and take another step toward a sustainable lifestyle.
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