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Sneaky Ways To Get More Protein On A Plant-Based Diet

in Food, General on 01/24/19

A vegan lifestyle is, in my opinion, the healthiest choice! But just like with any diet, you’ve got to make sure you are getting all of the things that your body needs. Now, we know that there is more protein in veggies and leafy greens than many people realize, and we ALSO know that the average American is overdosing on… View Post

Why I Support Tetra Pak… And You Should, Too!

in General, This and That... on 12/13/18

This is a sponsored post on behalf of Tetra Pak USA. All opinions are 100% my own. Hey friends! Y’all might have noticed that I’ve been focusing on food and drinks that are packaged in an eco-friendly manner– specifically, in Tetra Pak cartons— on my Instagram lately. I am by no means perfect when it comes to being environmentally friendly. … View Post

Wheels Up: 5 Vegan and Eco-Friendly Luggage Brands!

in Fashion, General, Travel on 12/12/18

It seems like everywhere you look, there is beautiful luggage abound. But if you look closely, the bags are made of real animal skin OR they at least have leather tags/accents/handles. A popular vegan blogger, for instance, recently promoted the AWAY brand, probably not realizing that there were real leather tag on it. EEEK! Don’t worry, if you shop trusted… View Post

Wildlife Wardrobe: Socks Supporting Wildlife Conservation

in Fashion, General on 12/06/18

Who doesn’t love a cozy and cute pair of socks?? Perfect stocking stuffer alert! Wildlife Wardrobe socks are my latest little collectible obsession, featuring fun colors and patterns of animals (any animal you can think of, really! Matt and I are obsessed with lobsters– we free them every year at his family reunion in Cape Cod– and low and behold,… View Post

Cloth Diapering To Reduce Environmental Impact | Sponsored By: That Helps

in General, This and That... on 11/25/18

Did you know that every single piece of plastic ever made still exists today? Unable to break down, plastic items just sit in landfills, polluting our eco systems and oceans an even our food. Did you know that the plastic industry causes carbon pollution, which is the major driving force behind climate change? I am by no means an angel… View Post

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