Why we’re here

Let’s talk about why we’re here.   At the beginning of each New Year, a tremendous amount of people make resolutions. It’s a New Year after all, it’s time to turn a new page in life and set new goals. This New Year, we’ll be honest: we didn’t make any resolutions for the year. And... Continue Reading →

Going Zero Waste: Tip #1

Start saying "no" to plastic cutlery and be armed with your own Eco-friendly cutlery instead. This doesn’t have to be fancy. As we are focusing our attention to being more mindful, living more minimalist, and zero waste – saying “no” to plastic cutlery doesn’t mean that we need to out and buy new biodegradable, Eco-friendly... Continue Reading →

Music – An art for the mind and heart.

Do you enjoy listening to music, playing, or composing music? How about writing songs? Do you find yourself listening to the lyrics of a well composed song and envisioning what the artist is singing of, or better yet finding yourself relating to it? If you answered yes to any of those questions you should have... Continue Reading →

cast iron: why it’s worth it

So, I asked for a cast iron pan for Christmas for a couple of reasons: I wanted to start my journey to zero waste living and,I was tired of Teflon, non-stick, whatever pans that peel and have chemistry coated on them (don't get me wrong, I love chemistry - just not where it doesn't need... Continue Reading →

Soleirolia soleirolii aka Baby’s Tears: a guide

Species/Botanical Name: Soleirolia soleirolii Former Names: Helxine soleirolii Higher classification: Soleirolia Common Name: Baby’s Tears, Angel's Tears, Mother of Thousands Commonly mistaken for: Irish Moss Plant type: Herbaceous perennial Genus‎: ‎Soleirolia; ‎Gaudich. (linked to Wikipedia for more information) Family‎: ‎The nettles! aka Urticaceae (linked to Wikipedia for more information) Kingdom‎: ‎Plantae Height: 0.25 to 0.50... Continue Reading →

Fish Tank Terrarium: Set-up and Care

Setting up a terrarium that will look great is easy. The pertinent part is ensuring proper soil drainage and predicting the space your plants will consume when matured. Keep in mind many tropical plants can be pruned to your liking but often cannot be kept to an unreasonably small size. Pictured above is a 5... Continue Reading →

Monstera deliciosa: general care

So, the picture is of a propagation taken from our much larger Monstera and on a later date we’ll go into the details of how to successfully propagate your Monstera too, but for now let’s talk about some Monstera deliciosa care. What kind of light? Indirect, medium to bright light with some gentle sunshine. What... Continue Reading →

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