i got a new book today for just two dollars!
Buddha bowl with mixed greens (you can’t see it but there is a whole layer underneath), brown rice, cucumber, tomatoes, asparagus & panfried smoked tofu. Topped with watered down hummus (because I had some left over from the hummus pizza the other day), spring onions & roasted sesame seeds 😋
If ur highkey pissed off that eco-activism is constantly written off as reefer hippie bullshit so much so that even the lower class, who would normally benefit from it, are willing to push this false narrative of giving a fuck about the earth being bad or embarassing, all because the capitalists who brainwash them would sooner watch it die than lose a single dollar, and it all makes you sick to your fucking stomach, clap your hands
Journey to zero waste #23 🌱💚
A good day!! Got coffee with my bud and did a little thriftin!
-the most convenient zero waste swap is a mason jar! Mason jars are perfect for storing things, used for take out, bulk shopping, and my favorite iced coffee
-did a little thrifting! It can be super tempting at times to but from fast fashion stores but a little thrifting and you can find just what you’re looking for and so much cheaper! I wanted woven sandals and if I had bought the ones I wanted they would have been $120 but I got these for $2.99!!!
-also working a lot harder to buy things from thrift stores I’ve either really been wanting if am most definitely going to wear! Just because it’s from a thrift store doesn’t mean you need to buy it!
Simple guide on how to create less waste
First post! Excited to share my minimal waste lifestyle and hope to encourage others to do so aswell
It feels very rewarding to go to the bulk store with a bunch of mason jars and fill them up! I’m saving money and waste just by doing this simple thing. Food in mason jars looks way better than a bunch of boxes and bags in my shelf anyways.
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Based in Canada / Ethical / Conscious / Environmenalist / Low Waste / Vegan / Student
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