komplotan surirumah

cungilerbabirocksial:

All you need is a plant in the bathroom and taking a shit will never be the same again. (Taken with Instagram at Surrey Road)

mothernaturenetwork:

Going green requires lifestyle changes — choosing from an overwhelming assortment of options and sifting through a lot of misinformation while you’re at it. In the process, you’re likely to get stung by the occasional urban legend or folk-minded blunder. That’s OK — it’s all part of the effort. But to help you on your journey to the greenest life possible, here’s our list of 11 things you thought were green — but there’s a catch.

mothernaturenetwork:

10 places in the U.S. where bikes and boats rule — and cars aren’t allowed.

mothernaturenetwork:

Get on board the non-consumption train
Ask yourself the following 13 questions before you continue through that check-out line.

1. Is this purchase something I need?
2. Can I borrow one instead of buying new?
3. Can I make something that will serve the same purpose?
4. Can I buy a used one?
5. What is the impact on the environment of the full life cycle of it?

Check out the rest of the list.

i should get these to pin on my future kids’ backpacks.

(Source: yetanotherwan)

afternoonsnoozebutton:

Do want

(for those interested, it’s made by Pottery Barn)

oh, that is a beaut.

my boyfriend colors me a little obsessed about handmade soaps these days (an understatement, to be sure). these babies from kindersoaps are my first foray into no sls & sles land, and i adore them.

if you’re in malaysia, and have tried Kaoprise or Indochine Natural, let me know what you think!