Bull; Living With Less Waste. Bull; Leave a comment! July 23, 2015.

I like to write stuff about things. Good morning, afternoon or evening! Actually, who am I kidding? Thanks to the detai.

The planet is our home; we need to be more responsible. The allotment has a lot of interesting things. The plants and bees are often the star of the show. But there are plenty of other residents. The shape, the smell, the .

Spreading the love of all things thrifted, recycled, swapped and free. In just over a week we will be embarking on a family holiday to mainland Europe.

My Garden, My Community. Next to the kitchen the second place I spend most of my time is in a garden, mostly mine or the community garden. They have equal value and provide a vital role for our waste-less lifestyle. Taro and lillies were salvaged from a nearby vacant property that is destined to be demolished. These items were salvaged from Wai o Taki Bay last summer. Whether its preparing or eating the fruit and ve.

The Why and The How. Posted on July 17, 2015. Dad comes home with baby doll number 3. Doubled over in the car park of a Westgate Shopping Mall. Retching bile into a shrub,. A slender red snake escaping down my thigh.

I have very sensitive skin.

My Slow Accumulation of Homemade Makeup. So, without further ado . A lot of things seem really overwhelming when one first starts zero waste. Not everyone needs to fill in their ey.

Musings from an Australian suburban backyard. After a cooler than usual spring, we have finally had an increase in temperature and with that we have had an increase in insect visitors to our garden. On a warm day I really enjoy just standing in the garden with my camera and seeing what insects are about.

I had a look at my bees today. Right from the start I probably should have just packed in and come back another day. When I check the hive I place the roof on the ground near the fence and place the second frame in it and lean the frame against the fence. The rest of the frames I just shuffle around in the box.