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MY GARDEN WENT TO THE BIRDS AND HERE'S WHY I DON'T CARE.

When I started my garden back in May, I started at full speed. I went to my local home improvement stores and found soil, compost, and containers for my garden. I read all the books and blogs and even subscribed to a few podcasts to learn all I could about starting and growing my garden. I planted and sewed and watered, sometimes even in my sleep. And I fought off bugs I'd never seen in my life (with a few of them even making it into the house). I loved every minute of it, and even had a pretty good crop of tomatoes, okra, cucumber and peppers. But as soon as fall hit, I fell flat.

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HOW SUSTAINABLE ARE THESE EVERYDAY PRODUCTS? READ OUR REVIEWS BEFORE YOU MAKE THE PURCHASE.

In learning about sustainability, there comes a point where you meet a fork in the road. A point when you have to start switching things up, practicing what you preach, and using new, more sustainable products. Because, realistically, you can recycle, and reuse, and compost, and do all those things that are better for the environment, but if you don't start limiting your trash at the front end, you'll live life like you're on a hamster wheel-always trying to figure out what to do with the junk. So, I'm reviewing products now-products that are making the claim that they're more sustainable and earth-friendly than others. If you've ever bought hair products and ended up with a cabinet of unused stuff, you'll understand that it's easy to buy something that makes a claim that it doesn't live up to. This is my attempt to help you eliminate the junk.

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NEED SOMETHING NEW TO BINGE-WATCH? HERE ARE 6 SHOWS TO HELP YOU LEARN ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY.

I love a good show, and since I've been at home during the pandemic, I've had quite a few to choose from. Somehow, I've let my family convince me that Hulu, Netflix, and Disney+ are all worthwhile investments right now, and while I might fuss about the bills, I would probably miss the options. Fortunately, there are educational ways you can actually put all those subscription services to good use. So instead of binging 'Tiger King' for the 1000th time this weekend, consider watching one of these 6 shows designed to teach you about the environment, its current state of crisis and how to live sustainably in it. I've watched them and I promise you, some of them are actually quite funny. But one thing's for certain: you'll definitely be shocked.

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The Zoey, Our Denim Jean Farmers Market Tote Bag (Made with Repurposed Denim)

The Zoey is our take on the Farmers Market tote bag. It is made from the top of a pair of repurposed jeans and sewn closed at the bottom to create a deep place to hold fruits and veggies. The exterior pockets have been left open for extra storage, while a pocket has been added to the interior lining to hold your phone or tablet. The strap is made from 100% repurposed denim.

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Set of 6 Reusable Produce Bags (Made with Repurposed Materials)

Our reusable produce bags are the perfect way to minimize your plastic use at grocery stores and markets. Made from repurposed fabrics, these food-friendly bags are also dyed using a natural, food-safe dying process. For use with fruits, veggies, and dry foods like beans, grains and coffees.

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Restore Your Home Lavender & Lemongrass Scented Soy Candle and Room & Linen Spray

A six (6) ounce soy candle and a four (4) ounce room & linen spray in our signature blend of lavender and lemongrass essential oils. We've blended these scents because they have been shown to relax your body, relieve stress and refresh your mood. Add these items to your beginning or end of day routine to help you mentally detox. They're also perfect to accompany naps, long bubble baths and weekend getaways.

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