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August 29, 2014October 2, 2017

DIY – Memo board and washi-tape clothes pins

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Exiting! Roasted dandelion roots smells pretty much like coffee and have the same texture, but it didn't quite taste like it 🤔 However, still a nice dark tea drink to have at home. A slight warning though: in French, dandelions are called "pissenlit" which translates to "pee in bed" 🤣 (Dandelion has diuretic effects... ) #maskros #dandelioncoffee #dandelion #pissenlit #nature #forage

Sunday meal prep: our weekly ration of oat milk, I found a great recipe 😁 - ridiculously easy! It took about 30 min , costed a maximum of 1€, we made 4 bottles directly. With the leftover mashed-up oats, we made our own version of honey crusted "cheerios", my son is really exited for tomorrow's breakfast 🌱 #zerowasteliving #oatdrink #oatmilk #ithinkimgettingthehangofthis😁

Heading down the zero-waste path means finding solutions to avoid unneccesairy waste: This is our "kitchen paper". We have a glass jar filled with freshly washed fabric handkerchiefs that we use for everything we normally would use kitchen paper for. We throw them in the laundry machine with other white laundry. Easy and prettier than a roll of kitchen paper 😉 #zerowasteliving #zerowaste #kitchen #climatechange #wastefreeliving

New BuJo set-up with my girls 😍❤❤ #bulletjournal #paperlove #paper #lechtturm1917

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