Published on: July 18 2019
One thing that I’ve learnt over the years about trying to stay consistent with moving your body, is that motivation can be fleeting. Maintaining focus long-term comes down to dedication.
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Published on: July 01 2019If the weather turns bad during Winter school holidays it can be a challenge to keep kids entertained inside without them being in front of…Read more
Published on: July 01 2019Honestly, I feel like I could set up a whole Instagram account of ‘yoga hacks’ with ways to approach common challenges when you…Read more- Published on: July 01 2019This is part two in our two-part series on decluttering, in a post-Kondo world where charity shops are bursting at the seams.Read more
- Published on: July 01 2019Winter sees an influx of leafy green vegetables and it’s the very best time to enjoy them. Greens like spinach are nutrient dense foods…Read more
- Published on: May 06 2019This week is Compost Week. So in this three-part blog series, we’re digging into sustainable, garden-loving ways to deal with food and plant waste at home or in your workplace.Read more
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This week is Compost Week. So in this three-part blog series, we’re digging into sustainable, garden-loving ways to deal with food and plant waste at home or in your workplace.
- Published on: May 01 2019It’s said that the kitchen is the heart of a home because it’s where families spend a whole lot of time. It’s also where we make a heap of purchase decisions when it comes to food, and in doing so have the potential to create piles of waste.Read more
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One Friday at work, in between emails, face-to-face conversations and a myriad other notifications, I received an email invite to a yoga workshop at my favourite studio on Sunday, and excitedly accepted.
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When we think of bananas in New Zealand I’ll venture a guess that most of us think that’s saying enough: “a” banana. In Peru if you asked for that the first question inresponse would be “sure, but which type?”.
