In life all things had to adapt to the self-isolation we saw ourselves in. These plants had to move from their comfy country life to living the life of a succulent in the city. They have gotten on and grown just fine. We all did. Well done, everyone.
SEE YOU IN FOUR WEEKS...
a collaboratively curated diary of our days in lockdown.
Monday 27 April 2020
DAY 31: BAY FARMS AND BEYOND
Our team grew obsessed with the delivery options that became available through Level 4 lockdown. Out with the old and in with the new insanely delicious fare that was on offer to be delivered to your doorstep.
Bay Farms specializes in advocados and kiwi fruit grown in New Zealand for New Zealanders to enjoy. Freshly harvested, packaged, shipped out and received within a few days of ordering. Brilliant work, team. These just arrived today and despite the alert adjustment, we are pretty sure to be sticking to having these delivered on the regular.
DAY 30: OVERALL ADVICE
IF YOU CAN'T DO IT IN STYLE THEN DON'T DO IT.
- THE GLOBAL STYLE HUNTER
Here is a bit of inspiration as we move from Level 4.
Just apply this elemental advice to all things in life going forward and the world will be a much better place than it was over four weeks ago.
Sunday 26 April 2020
DAY 28: REORG GOALS
We are all writing and living with different goals and perspectives from our bubbles. My organizational goal was this image seen above. Almond Tree Designs & Styling My Interior out of Australia posted this and it immediately became my inspiration. So tidy. It still remains just a goal of mine as I have done nothing in regards to organization. I am homeschooling on the fly and baking bread with the best of them. We will be in this for a few more weeks now so perhaps by some miracle it could happen in my home nonetheless, this photo has been pinned to my Pinterest and burned on my brain as one of my primary post-lockdown goals.
DAY 28: ORGANIC TO GO
Wednesday 22 April 2020
DAY 27: EARTH DAY AND BEYOND
Today we celebrate Earth Day. How fitting it falls within the confides of Covid. We are all reflecting in our own way and hopefully found our own personal ways to give back to Mother Nature and all that she does for us. She feeds us, fuels us, sustains us. We should all give thanks and look towards the future for guiding more considered decisions these days. Plant a tree. Refuse to use a product that is bad for the environment. Grow a garden. Donate to a worldwide foundation. Just showing consideration is key to moving towards a better world for all. Big brands are doing their part for the day and let Maggie Marilyn set the example for us all. Her brand abides by some of the strictest of style ethics in clothing manufacturing that fully embodies the eco-luxury lifestyle that we are all seeking these days. See her promise to the planet through her eponymous label that sets the sustainability bar in many areas. With NZ roots and living under retailer rules for lockdown, Maggie Marilyn has found other ways to stay connected on instagram and check this helpful guide on caring for your own clothes while at home.
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