Catching up with friends in Sydney. Photo by yours truly.
It's been a while since I've posted anything here.
I've moved back to Japan in Jan 2015 and it's already Sep 2017.
Time surely does fly, especially when you make a big move.
It's been amazing being back, while also feeling 'homesick' towards my second home, Sydney.
And on that note of slight nostalgia, here's a little something that I thought was lovely re: taking a scientific, data-driven, rational approach to maximising more moments that we feel truly happy.
Read moreA big shout out to the beautiful soul of Nujabes and Hydeout Productions for donating us his lovely track, Voice of Autumn. It's an awesome feeling to be supported by such an inspiring group of..
Read moreThere's a lot of story behind this t-shirt. When my boyfriend bought it for me, I had never met him.
Read moreIt feels good. You can't go wrong with organic cotton. Not every t-shirt I own is organic cotton, but I'll definitely buy it again. It's a good material, and it doesn't shrink after putting it in the wash.
Read moreA black t-shirt is the laziest, easiest way to be stylish; effortlessly stylish. It offers a timeless look from the 60's, all the way up until now. It never goes out of fashion. I pretty much had the same..
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Just bought these for $30 at Stanmore Cellars. Organic red wine made in the Orange region of Australia.
You can learn more about organic wines on Tamburlaine's website, but basically wines are organic when:
Our good friend is a wine guy (buyer, educator & seller) at the The Oak Barrel so we're excited to get more organic and biodynamic wine to try. Will share them here when we do :)
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Welcome to our first post!
No doubt, I'm über excited about this.
Our first video post should be up as soon as I get a Mac OS upgrade - I'll be editing everything in a true DIY style, on iMovie 11. Ghetto.
In the meantime, check out these awesome pots on how to make raw spiced hot chocolate. What!? Yes..
Photo via Choosing Raw.
I consulted these two recipes (1, 2) and came up with my own based on ingredients I already had available at home.
Raw Spiced Hot Chocolate (raw, refined-sugar-free, gluten-free)
Serves 1
Photo via Choosing Raw.
You can replace raw honey with any kind of honey, but in order to get all the (anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal goodness out of it, try picking up a jar next time you're in a health food store.
Though we're really beginning to feel the first chills of Autumn in Sydney, it really isn't so bad when you have the perfect warm, chocolatey, and spicy cup of goodness.
I especially recommend adding sprinkling a little bit of cayenne in the end. Cacao & chili just goes so well together they must be distant cousins.
Stay tuned for subsequent rawsomeness!
Ryo
