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Have You Ever Been to Little Bay?
Located around thirty minutes south of Sydney is a cute little beach gem called Little Bay. It’s a secret place that not a lot of people have heard about. And those who have, have either never been, or go often and prefer not to tell anyone about it. But it’s not just a beach, it’s a place of historical reference for Sydney, which hold a past unbeknown to most people. The Little Bay area was first used as a sanitation camp during Sydney’s smallpox outbreak in 1881โ82, to isolate the healthy contacts of sufferers of the disease. At first, a “tent city” it was established on the beach, but as well the…
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How Ethical is Your Coffee?
Have you thought about whether your daily coffee ritual is ethical or sustainable? Here’s how you can identify. So you have your morning routine down pat. You get up, grind your own beans and pour out a delicious scented roasted coffee to kick start your day. Or perhaps instant or pod coffee is more your thing. For others, they rely on their fave cafe for their morning caffeine hit. but have you ever thought about whether the coffee you drink of a morning is ethical to sustainable. The truth is, most beans today are in the habit of being ethically and sustainably sourced. However, there are still many brands who…
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So You Want to Be Vegan? But Don’t Know Where to Start
It can be challenging to start anything new, especially if you decide to go down the path of being vegan. So, I decided to put together a starters guide on how to begin your journey into being vegan. As with all new things, you should always start with a strategy of sorts. And this can be done in a variety of different ways, depending on what works best for you. It can be a chart, or pointers, or you can even make a daily checklist to help keep you on track throughout the week. Whatever way works best for you, the key thing here is to always have some sort…
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Iโm Celebrating Christmas the European Way
Did you know in Europe, Christmas is celebrated as a season not just for the day? The season stretches far beyond Christmas Day, right up until the 6th January. And this isn’t to extend the shopping season, but rather to allow time to celebrate many holy days associated with Christmas. But, donโt worry, this will be my last Christmas post. Though, I am adopting a very European Christmas, channeling the vibes right up until the 6th December, I wonโt be filling my blog space with useless Christmas content which no doubt none of you will appreciate now that itโs technically over LOL. Though I did want to share with you…
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My New Year’s Resolutions for 2021
Have you made your New Year’s resolutions yet? I’m spending my new year reflecting on what was and what may be for 2021. It’s been a wild year, filled with so much chaos, it’s hard to believe we all actually made it this far. And hasn’t it been a struggle? Both emotionally and financially, this year has really tried and tested us all. And the reality is, although there is always a light at the end of the tunnel, there is no real assurances that when the clock strikes midnight on the 1st January 2021, that all of our problems will just go away. There are so still so many…