Ever wonder how your recyclables get sorted? My city uses one large container for all recyclables, and I never believed that every piece would go to the right place. I also imagined a bunch of people sorting trash all day!
source: green LA girl
Ever wonder how your recyclables get sorted? My city uses one large container for all recyclables, and I never believed that every piece would go to the right place. I also imagined a bunch of people sorting trash all day!
So I guess I haven't announced it here. I'm starting my own stationery line. Greeting cards, journals, and note cards to start off with. I'm so excited! I've been working really hard for the past month, hoping to launch it by the start of June. I ran into some set backs so it might be a little later than that, but definitely some time in June!
I don't write about it often but taking care of the environment is very important to me. Everything in my line will be as earth friendly as possible. That means 100% post consumer waste paper and everything recyclable. There will be more details as I get my website and shop up! Keep an eye on this space :)


I haven't blogged for over two weeks now. I'm just lazy. Everything I want to write about has been blogged already by another person. Someone with readers. My blog gets a good number of hits, but only to view my convertible dress tutorial. I don't mind or anything, but it certainly doesn't give me any motivation to write more when I know only 2 other people are reading it.
I'm not complaining, I just felt like writing that down.
Now, here are some of my favorite things lately:
We bought an espresso maker yesterday and already I've had three cappuccinos. They remind me of my most recent trip to Australia. My aunts and I would go out and have coffee at little coffee shops with scones and fresh king island cream, and maybe some marmalade. Anyway, I just hope I don't turn into this guy:
Have you guys heard of Uppercase Magazine? I feel like I've been living under a rock because I just heard of it 5 minutes ago from their blog.
UPPERCASE is a gallery and shop that stocks books, paper goods, and various artworks. They're just coming out with a magazine starting early April and are taking subscriptions now! It will run about $65 for US residents, for 4 issues. I wish my birthday was coming up. Click here for more info! (photo: uppercase gallery)

(photos: Kat MacLeod)