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October 27, 2023

Why Ford Wreckers Should Be Your First Choice For Auto Parts

Finding the right parts for your Ford can be a frustrating process. There is a better alternative, however: take advantage of the reliable and affordable services offered by trusted local ford car wreckers in Adelaide. These specialized providers will save you money and time in the long-term, while also ensuring that you receive quality auto

October 25, 2023

The Benefits Of High Pressure Cleaning

Maintaining a clean, hygienic and safe environment in the food industry is essential. To ensure the safety and quality of food products, it is important to keep surfaces, production areas, and equipment free of contaminants. High pressure cleaning is a method that has become increasingly popular in recent years. High pressure cleaning uses pressurized water

October 13, 2023

Installing Outdoor Tiles: Tips and Tricks for DIY Enthusiasts

Are you someone who loves to do DIY makeovers for your homes and wants to give it a better look? Then you have landed on the right page on the internet. Apart from the various ways to give a makeover to your lovely homes, adding tiles can be a way to enhance the style and

August 31, 2023August 31, 2023

What’s better for the planet: ebooks or print books?

I try not to got holier than thou with environmental footprint prescriptives. I try. (Although, when it comes to bottled water, I’m rather unforgiving.) Mostly I prefer to advocate making better choices. And mostly there is a better choice. And small, everyday, mindful things we can all do. what’s better: dishwashers v hand washing? Based on Green Lifestyle

August 28, 2023August 28, 2023

Soul-selling: my position on sponsored posts + advertising

I’ve been meaning to explain clearly my blog monetising position for a while. I’ve been operating with a policy of “as much transparency as possible” and have trusted that only authentic opportunities and partnerships would come my way, and that readers would know my position just from joining me on my journey.That’s the thing about

August 28, 2023August 28, 2023

My crispy roast chicken: 5 reasons why it’s the smartest way to eat a chook

I’m personally fatigued by the competing messages when it comes to weighing up the ethical v eco v health v hip pocket considerations and wanted to find a snaptight solution to buying and eating a damn chook that ticks off everything. You too? After a little consultation and some Googling and kitchen playing I found

August 28, 2023August 28, 2023

My response to the anti-vax twit storm

Each week I get asked to join Seven’s Sunrise panel to discuss various topical issues of the morning. This morning I was asked to comment on a news item that reported parents in Sydney’s wealthy suburbs were putting their kids’ lives at risk by choosing not to get them vaccinated. I went on air shortly after 8:30… In the

August 28, 2023August 28, 2023

My chat with nora gedgaudas on paleo eating (a podcast)

In a nutshell, the premise of her thinking is this: * our genealogy hasn’t changed since Paleolithic times when we ate fat, protein and low-starch veggies. * our diet has changed to a high carb/sugar/starch diet, with the introduction of the agricultural period 10,000 years ago, which our bodies have not been able to adjust

August 28, 2023

Possibly the most reassuring advice I’ve been given (sunday life)

This week I realise I’m a scanner. Which is to say, I realise my chaotic, excited way of being, and all the dreams I juggle, makes sense! On Tuesday I got great news. All these years I’ve regarded the crazy array of careers I’ve dabbled in (restaurant reviewer, political speechwriter, TV dollybird, magazine editor and

August 28, 2023August 28, 2023

My simple home: what I don’t own

You’ll notice the series is not called “My Minimalist Home”. Minimalism is a righteous aesthetic, but not always practical. All those ardent minimalists out there can be painful. And their all-in-one gadgets can cost a bomb. I really enjoyed reading this Slate article on how minimalism isn’t sustainable….and how the original minimalist zealots have backed off