Month: December 2014
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[wellness] How to write the PERFECT New Year’s resolution that will stick – and avoid giving up on it.
How to design New-Year’s resolutions that stick: This time of year, many people are looking back on the past year and wondering how the new one could be better. It’s a time for self-reflection and honesty. Here’s a step by step of how to write some New Year’s resolutions you can really take forward into […]
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How to build an igloo
How do you build an igloo? With all the Boxing Day snow we’ve been having, I am going to show you how to build a functional igloo; we built this igloo in our drive in 2013, at a guess it was about 12 feet (3m) in diameter. We built this igloo that lasted several days […]
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How to design an INSPIRATIONAL rabbit hutch
How to design an inspirational rabbit hutch: Designing a hutch for your bunnies Today I want to talk to you about how to design a great hutch for your bunnies; I don’t have a specific design for you to copy, although plenty of the ones here are for sale. I hope you are inspired to […]
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Fad diets 2: Fruitarianism vs Juicearianism
This article about Fruitarianism and Juicearianism is part 2 of a 5 part series. Read part 1 here: Part 1: Raw Veganism Part 3 is here: Part 3: Sproutarianism Today, I’m discussing Fruitarianism and Juicarianism. I decided to do them both together because some people get them confused – and for good reason, since they […]
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[beauty] “Gel” nail varnish review: Collection Lasting Gel Colour and Avon Gel Finish
Two beauty posts in a row, you’re thinking, what is going on? It’s Christmas soon, and I will be going to see my aunts, where I can’t really start taking photos of nail polish and what not so I thought I’d do two in a row then do my next beauty/hair post in the new […]
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Fad Diets Part 1: Raw Veganism
[Wellness] Fad Diets for the Thoughtful 1: Introduction and Raw Veganism In this 5 part article series I am going to examine a range of restrictive diets branched downwards from Veganism. I have split it into five parts to make it readable and interesting, since the article is 12 pages long as I finish it […]
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Twenty Must-Climb Mountains in Europe
Ever wondered which European mountains offer the best climbs? As a key point on my “Things I Must Do Before I’m 30” list, I’ve spent the last few weeks compiling a list of twenty mountains in Europe that are worth climbing. I’ve presented them here in order of height: 20. Ben Lomond, Scotland, UK. Ben […]
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[rabbits] Ten Things You MUST Know About Rabbits
Rabbit Care 102 So you went to the adoption center or pet store, fell in love with a little fluffy bunny, and you brought them home. Here’s what you need to know about the pet you just bought: 1. Rabbits are fibrevores. This means that they are herbivores (vegans) who eat grass. Cows are another […]
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The Mystery of Vitamin D
The Complicated Story of Vegans and Vitamin D (and why you’re deficient despite your best efforts) Vitamin D is no ordinary vitamin. It is actually a group of vitamins, the calciferols, and the one you need to know about is D3 (cholecalciferol). This is the one you can get from sunshine, but only if you […]
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[travel] Buying Petrol in Europe
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Buying Petrol In Europe and European-language countries When we were approaching the ferry at Dover, England, I pulled into the petrol station and filled the tank. My OH’s mum had told us confidently that petrol was much cheaper in France. This should have meant waiting until France to fill up, surely? Why, then, was I getting […]
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