Supporting Local During the Pandemic – Philadelphia

So we’ve all seen the headlines about how every company can’t keep up with the production of everything and how milk is being dumped and how vegetables are being left to rot in fields. It’s been so frustrating knowing how wild necessary potentially dangerous it can be going into grocery stores and then realizing they

August Green Beauty Empties

We are almost in October, but I had to try to squeeze in empties from August before September completely passed by. Acure Organics Foaming Shaving Gel: I can’t believe this hasn’t made it into a post sooner! I’ve been using this exclusively for about a year now. “Cream shaves” just give me even worse razor

Sunday Stills

I haven’t done one of these posts in a while, but this week has been a reminder of how blessed and full my life truly is. Friend dates and veggie sandwiches Thrift store and flea market wins Baby Sister’s sophomore year Fair Trade oven mitts Deciding to and mapping out my transition to natural hair

Shop Small Saturday: Sea Essentials

As a blogger who is a “Buy Local” enthusiast, I feel like it’s practically my obligation to share the various local or small businesses that I love and enjoy. So once a month I will be posting a new segment off my blog I’m calling “Shop Small Saturday” in which I will feature a small business,

Farmers’ Market Opening Day!

Cold or no cold (weather and illness), nothing was going to stop me from making it to opening day of my local farmers’ market. I was under slept and under caffeinated, but the rush of pulling into my usual parking space and seeing the familiar scene of white tents and a meandering crowd was enough

Zero-Waste Musings

I’m not a huge Netflix watcher. I know, I know, bad millennial. But I went so long hating it because it aided in the demise of my beloved Blockbuster that even after I started sharing accounts with my roommates or my boyfriend I usually forget it’s there. But just like everyone else, when I do

Go Local

Body wash and soap are not really products I am super passionate about. As long as I am clean and it doesn’t dry my skin, the soap is a success. If you are a bar soap user or are otherwise impartial, I recommend finding out where you can buy local soaps. Shopping locally is not