Green Friday: Less Waste, More Fun
The consumerist bombardment of Black Friday makes it easy to believe you need to shop to be happy. Bargains aren’t
Love nature. Love life.
The consumerist bombardment of Black Friday makes it easy to believe you need to shop to be happy. Bargains aren’t
Each week, #FolkloreThursday on Twitter floods my timeline with myth, plantlore and folklore in general. This week’s theme is the
Best known as creator of timeless heroine, Anne of Green Gables, Lucy Maud Montgomery was a prolific writer, spreading love
The second #NatureBookClub saw people come together to share their favourite nature books and illustrators. These are this week’s recommended
This 1930s magazine is refreshing and innocent. The cover advises that cocoa is a meal: a sentiment I can happily
Pipe cleaners are versatile crafting tools, useful for model-making and doll making (as well as cleaning pipes). These dolls take
I’ve been researching a book on the Arts and Crafts movement for a while. William Morris is one of the
Twitter can lead to lovely connections. A recent discussion about nature books grew into a list of recommended nature books
I recently wrote about six nature books to read. This triggered a great Twitter chat about people’s favourite nature reads.
It can be hard to stay connected to nature when the weather is grim. These books will all bring the