If you are a true traveler, in every culture, you will find things that resonate with you and things that don’t. You will question your own ideals and those that survive these challenges help you to define your true self.
If you are a true traveler, in every culture, you will find things that resonate with you and things that don’t. You will question your own ideals and those that survive these challenges help you to define your true self.
Want your kids to roll around on the grass and play safely in the garden? Want your backyard to be a haven for pollinators, birds and butterflies? Then we’ve got just what you need – natural herbicides that are eco-friendly, easy and cheap!
When you start typing “Canadians are… into Google, it suggests ‘weird’ as an ending to that sentence, but I would like to proffer ‘polite’ as a far more accurate description. I’m not Canadian, but I have been living in the heart of Toronto for nearly four years now and I can guarantee that Canadians truly are the most polite people on earth. Here’s some of the sweet, sweet ways in which they brighten my every day.
Guest blogger Trudi Holden from A Lazy Girl Goes Green explores the rather controversial topic of lady hair. Should you prune your shrubbery or let nature take its course? Trudi explores the pros and cons of letting your garden grow.
Gluten intolerant? Eating bread give you a tummy ache? If you have had to cut bread and pizza crust from your diets then you are about to jump for joy! You see, when it comes to bread, not all bakers are created equal. When bread is baked with love, using a slow-baking technique and with organic ingredients free from chemicals and preservatives, you just don't get the kind of gluten that gives your guts the gears.
The happiest of new years to you all from all of us at Greenmoxie. To start your year off right, here is a 14-Minute Heart opening yoga video for green 2015 from Yoga Renegade Mara Panacci.
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