“My Towels Are Too Crunchy” And Other First World Problems

September 27, 2012 in Entertainment, Health, Human Rights, Lifestyle, Money, Nutrition, People, Self, Society, Technology, Work

This week I retrieved some bananas from my freezer and put them in my Kenwood food processor along with some LSA and walnuts and whizzed the whole lot up into banana nut ice cream. Which I tasted, then complained “My bananas taste too banana-y”. Last weekend I was bringing in the washing that had been out on my very own clothes line, drying in the beautiful sunshine Australia has seen fit to bust out to mark the start of Spring. After having washed them in my automatic washing machine using detergent bought at a very reasonable price, and I caught [...]

10 Reasons To Op Shop

March 6, 2012 in Fashion, Home, Money

Today’s guest post from Bek M: Today’s guest post (KiKi & Tea’s first!) brought to you by Bek Op shopping (Opportunity shopping, or thrifting if you don’t live in Australia), is one of my favourite things to do. I sometimes run across disbelievers in my social travels, so I thought I’d give you 10 point a run down of why op shopping is so great. 1. Ethical and environmentally friendly Being ethical and kind to the environment is so “in” right now, but we’ve been doing it for years. Buying clothes at op shops cuts out the worry of whether [...]