Hi everyone,
As we’ve been traveling in Costa Rica, I didn’t have much time to write a full blog post. I will get back to the full swing in February. For now, I would like to share with you videos that I have published in January and you may have not seen yet.
Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful last week of January!
XO
Miri
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Country living @casaturire #organicgardening #casaturire
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I believe that the new year brings not only new beginnings but also new opportunities and I want to give you 3 tips to start this new year the best.
Do you want to make 20200 your breakout year? Then start with cleaning your space.
I always start by saying goodbye to things I don’t use, clothes I don’t wear and shoes that don’t fit. I organize my closet so that it’s easy for me to find what I need when I am half asleep and getting ready for work early …
Today I want to share with you my favorite zero waste products that I have been using for the past year. I will focus on the zero waste products that work for me. I will also mention some organic beauty brands that are not zero waste, but I use them because they help my skin look and feel healthy and nourished. All organic beauty brands that I use are packaged in glass containers.
You can see the full list in my zero waste products hits and misses in the video:
Today, I would like to show you my favorite, sustainable alternative to wrapping paper. Don’t get me wrong, I love Christmas wrapping paper that glitters and sparkle, but once I found out that it is not possible to recycle it, I decided to look for more sustainable alternatives. At the end of the video, I will show you how you can easily find out if you can recycle your wrapping paper.
One sustainable alternative to a wrapping paper is to reuse small dust bags made of cloth. You can also buy gift bags made of hemp …
