This is something Mr Green and I talk about a lot and we have not really found a solution yet.
You may well buy organic food, have given up long haul flights, have a green electricity provider and live as lightly on the earth as possible. But where you invest your money can mean you are contributing to some of the things you feel strongly about and are trying to avoid in your daily purchases and lifestyle.
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Little Miss Green loves anything to do with art. Unfortunately, my ‘art’ extends to stick figures on a good day. Yet art is something I’ve always had a secret wish I was good at. During my childhood, I had it instilled in me that academic subjects were the only ones worth bothering with, so my enthusiasm was quashed and I never had chance to explore.
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While our children want the latest gadgets and have to be shown how to care for the things they have; children in South Africa are struggling to get educated without basic supplies such as paper and pencils.
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A week ago the soil was still too wet to handle and today it was baked and cracked. I have nothing in the beds except weeds and some potatoes that have grown themselves after missing last year’s harvest.
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You don’t have to get up in the middle of the night to warm bottles, there is no waste to go into the landfill, no bottles to plan if you’re going out for the day, it helps get your own hormones back in shape after giving birth and its served at the perfect temperature every time!
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