Green Is Dope.

Being heavily influenced by the ways of my Mother, lately. I’ve decided to become eco-awesome while living back under her roof. While I’m already maintaining a diet of slow food and eating in-season local produce, I’m also becoming a recycle slag every day. Furthermore, I’m suddenly turning a cautious eye to my current, household power usage. Mum makes me mow the lawn with an electric mower and I even donate all of my eco- food leftovers, to the eco-worm farm, behind our eco-house or to eco-Milkshake, the cute eco-dog that lives next door. It’s not exceptionally hard to get your hands on friendly-food these days. Most supermarkets have a charming selection of free-range options and organic produce that you can purchase (and better yet, you can go and innocuously devour it all, right in front of a hippie). Conversely, I myself prefer selecting produce at the local Farmers’ Markets because occasionally I find money on the ground. In fact, I’ve stumbled upon free money during every visit. Who would have thought that going to a dull market could be such a lucrative venture? I didn’t. Anyway, I don’t even like food. This is not what I came here to write about. I came here to boast about my eco-friendly soul and to show off to you, with some eco-treasure that I want to buy.

Not only is it lovely to eat in-season food and sip on Yealands wine (eco-alcohol) but it’s also rather delightful to wear in-season clothes. Here is a mean and green clothing brand (Sosume) that’s doing it’s part in providing us with a green-option when it comes to looking beautiful on our fading planet. Could these kids be any more au courant! It’s so cool that they care, right? 

Twenty-two more trips to the Farmers’ Market and I think I can afford something eco-OK, this summer!

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