I started this blog as a labour of love after the birth of my daughter. I’d been a chef, an eco-tourism business owner, a food blogger and a business writer for years, but suddenly I realised that I was responsible for this beautiful little person – the best person I’ve ever met – and I needed to do something to help make the world a better place for her.
In the last year and a half we’ve become a pretty green family. We eat organic food (something we’ve always done), we use cloth diapers/nappies when we can, we have removed the toxins from our cleaning and toiletries cupboards and have improved our health and wellbeing to no end with the introduction of Young Living essential oils to our home. We are on our journey to becoming as much of a zero waste home as we can, we make lots of our own DIY personal care and cleaning products and in general we try to live as harmlessly as possible.
I’m not saying we are at the pinnacle of green living. There are other blogs who have achieved some level of perfection. We’re not one of those, but by sharing what we can here in what we’ve learned and how we’ve made our lives a bit kinder to the earth, I hope that you can start this step by step journey too! One change at a time is all it takes.
Have just come across this and read everything….who knew? Well obviously not me….love it 🙂
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Hi,
How are you? I hope that the weather with you is good and you’re having a great summer
I work for Square Meal, a restaurant guide based in London. I’ve just been looking at your blog and really loved it – I’m also a keen baker and eater of cakes and treats!
I see that you do some great restaurant review blog posts and wondered if you’d be interested in linking them to Square Meal.co.uk?
If you would like to know more, please do email me at eleanor@squaremeal.co.uk. I do hope that you are interested and look forward to hearing from you.
With best wishes
Ele
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Hello! Am very excited to read about your cooking adventures.
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Good luck on your blogging journey and becoming waste free! I look forward to reading your posts1
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Sounds like my kinda blog! I try to be as green and environmentally friendly, which can get tough in this economy but I grow as much veg as I can in my small garden and throw as little away, recycling anything I can get my hands on. It’s nice to hear you’re so committed to the cause too! 🙂
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Thanks very much Amy; nice to hear from another green-minded blogger. I’m so impressed you have your own veg garden. That’s my next step in my little London back garden. We’ve worked on planting some fruit trees and bushes this year and next year we’ll look at vegetables.
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