Spending More Time At Home: A Survival Guide Part III

We’re constantly trying to reduce waste in our home and we have almost fully cut out paper towel use. I make my own kitchen cleaner with vinegar, water and lavender oil and pour it into a glass spray bottle then wipe down with reusable sponge cloths that can be thrown in the washer. We make a conscious effort to be as sustainable as possible in our home and we’re constantly trying to do better. Read more about our routine and some favorite products to help you live a more eco-friendly life.

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Spending More Time At Home: A Survival Guide Part II

A slow and intentional morning routine is something I really rely on to carry me through the day. I try to do things that set me up for a productive but low-stress day and I find that if I skip a few things, it totally throws me off for the next 24 hours. Here’s a look at my typical morning when I do things “right”.