Cookbook Review: Healthier Gluten Free by Lisa Howard
Cookbook author Lisa Howard is a popular culinary speaker who helps people understand and evaluate health aspects of their food intake. She is creative and fun as a cooking...
Book Review: Pills and Starships by Lydia Millet
Lydia Millet is a popular short story writer recognized for creating unusual characters and dark humor along with exploring relationship between animals and humans. Her most recent novel “Pills...
Review: WOOED Wood Sunglasses
WOOED is a San Francisco based company that fashions interesting items out of reclaimed wood and sells them online to discerning buyers. Their catalog contains attractive cufflinks and sunglass frames which...
Review: Wood watches by JORD, the sustainable timepiece
I haven’t regularly worn a watch for many years – I’m of the generation that finds it easier to check my iPhone than my wrist when I need to know...
Finally, an eco-friendly K-Cup: Melitta Recyclable Single-Serve Coffee Cups Review
Single-serve coffee cups designed for machines like Keurig and Tassimo are everywhere now, but – as we’ve pointed out before – they are terrible for the environment.
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Book Review: Prefabulous World by Sheri Koones
Disclaimer: I am automatically biased toward anything that is supported by Robert Redford. Seriously though, this is a really beautifully made book that made me consider new methods of...
Organic India Tulsi Tea Review
Before I get into describing the actual teas, I want to mention that Organic India was founded on the idea that they could create thousands of jobs in Northern...
Lotus Moon Hydro Therapy Eye Serum Review
As someone who, luckily, doesn’t have much issue with puffiness or under eye irritation, I wasn’t especially interested in a product whose only function it is is to relieve...
Meze 11 Deco Wooden Earbud Headphones Review
I have gone through many pairs of earbuds in my day. I buy them, they get tangled, I lose them. It’s become somewhat of a cycle in my world,...
Book Review: ’Slimming Meals That Heal’ by Julie Daniluk
When they say “don’t judge a book by its cover”, I’m pretty sure this is the book they’re referring to. Upon first glance this looks like your average trendy...
