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Living sustainably in the Seychelles So here it is, our attempt at becoming more environmentally conscious by changing our living and purchasing habits. What is going well and what isn’t so much… As I said in my previous post Green Steps I have always had a keen interest of being a little more eco friendly or being aware of how my actions are affecting the world around me, however it wasn’t until we moved to the Seychelles that this really stepped up. Living here with perfectly clear water, dense greenery but also not much going on in respects to recycling made it become a focus. I made a cons ..read more

I have always tried to make ethical choices, live sustainably and generally be aware of lifestyle choices. However, as with many people, I have always had these views and aims for how I would like to live or how I like to think I live yet actually following through, standing by these views no matter what and fully committing to a sustainable lifestyle is firstly harder than it looks, but secondly not always easily achievable. As most people know I am a vegetarian. It always shocks people that this is how I was brought up; no fish, no meat. I have listened to the ‘oh my, I couldn’t do that ..read more

A hop, a leap or a rather long jump? Seychelles to The Cayman Islands. At the start of this school year we had to start considering whether we would stay or go. I could sign on at school for another year or we could decide to move on… Bear in mind this decision is to be made by the end of the first school term (December) and deciding if we would leave in the following July so not only is it a big decision but also a long time ahead and we decided with still 9 months left (in October)! A lot could change in that time and this is something to also consider. With a lot to discuss, some rather lo ..read more

Today has been one of those perfect Sundays. Time is going by slowly allowing you to savor every moment and I feel like we have done so many little lovely things. This morning we woke up super early. I was awake but wasn’t quite ready to open my eyes and Jay wasn’t ready to get out of bed so we just chilled for a while listening to a podcast (StarTalk Radio with Neil deGrasse Tyson).  We eventually got up and sipped on some sugary Sri Lankan tea to wake us up properly. The smell and tastes still makes me smile about our Sri Lankan adventure. Saturdays have been quite busy recen ..read more