A few weeks ago I signed up to join the Albert training course, an organization dedicated to environmental sustainability for film and tv. This is my journey of obtaining the training recognition and what it was like waking up at 3:30 AM to participate. On Earth Day I published a commitment to creating content that…
When I was in London I saw SIX: The Musical at the Lyric Theatre, a West End Production, based on the lives of King Henry VIII’s wives. About SIX: Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss created the musical to tell the other side of the story—or rather, the other six sides of the story as to…
The Hating Game is Sally Thorne’s debut novel and had recently been adapted into a movie. If you’re debating on picking up this book, continue reading for my review. The book was written from Lucy’s perspective and is one of the most well-known contemporary enemies-to-lovers stories floating around the internet/BookTok. The Hating Game Official Summary…
This blog post is the final part of my series outlining the metrics I will use to measure and align my blog/website and digital footprint. In addition to The United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals, I will be using The Terra Carta for ethical digital environmental progress. I want to transition the digital communications, marketing, and…
This blog post is part one of two (click here to read the other) for outlining the measurements for understanding and progressing forward with my website and digital footprint. I’m using The United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals for ethical digital environmental progress, which will act as a guide to help me achieve more environmental content…
Earth Day seems to be the one day where everyone talks about taking care of the world. But, here are 5 ways to celebrate Earth Day all year-round. Vote With The Environment In Mind For the scale of environmental change we need to happen, voting in all elections—local and national, with the environment in mind,…
To-do lists make me feel organized. But, I want to have a work-life balance. Here are things I will do in April to bring more joy into my day. I’ve created a to-do list of fun and non-work-related tasks to do that will stretch me creatively and personally. Why I’m Creating This List Since the…
February was the month when I discovered a routine that works for me. I’ve been struggling to fit back into “real life” since traveling over the summer and have spent the last 6-months trying out new routines. But, I cracked the morning routine code! To give you an idea of what I was doing––or really,…
The Viscount Who Loved Me is book two in the Bridgerton series, written by Julia Quinn. The series was popularized by Netflix when book 1, The Duke and I, was adapted for the show’s focus in season 1. Now, Bridgerton is back for a second season and based on The Viscount Who Loved Me. I…
Each Bridgerton book is centered on one of the eight siblings and their love life. The Duke & I is the first story and focuses on Daphne Bridgerton. CLICK HERE FOR: KINDLE | AUDIBLE | PAPERBACK | HARDCOVER Official Summary “Can there be any greater challenge to London’s Ambitious Mamas than an unmarried duke? —Lady Whistledown’s Society Papers, April 1813 By all…
Being politically engaged is more than voting in the Presidential elections. Being politically active means participating in your town/city’s elections and understanding your local government. This blog post gives an overview as to how eco-advocates can be more politically engaged within their community. I’m a firm believer that in order for environmental change to happen…
I was recently reminded that sustainable fashion comes in many forms. While shopping from brands that have strong ethics and environmental priority is important, sustainable or slow fashion means taking care of the items currently in my closet. Additional measures such as shopping second-hand, repairing items in distress, and responsibly disposing of them are also…