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The happy hours

In Sweden, it’s called fika. In Japan, nomikai. In Spain, tapas. In Italy, aperitivo. In the United States, it’s known as happy hour. The details vary: there may be tea or coffee or wine or spirits; cakes or cookies or olives and cheese. Some happen in cafés, some in bars, some in living rooms or courtyards or break rooms. There’s no single formula—but there is a key ingredient: community.

To tree or not to tree: Comparing paper products to cotton

How much of what we consume began its life as a tree? Are paper products more or less sustainable than cotton? What are the real costs associated with both paper and cotton? This article does the deep dive and compares the upfront and long term costs of both paper and cotton.

What starts in the kitchen

From the practical, to the transformational, to the communal—our kitchens can be sites where we practice the kind of self and community care that makes a difference in a world that needs to change. Nourish the body and soul, support the environment, save money, unplug from screens, and build community. That's the power of the kitchen.

A Filter for Your French Press? Yes, Please!

Here’s how a simple cotton coffee filter can make your French press coffee smoother, cleaner, and healthier.

Brew Life Into Your Garden with Compost Tea

It’s summer and the gardens are thirsty. They love water, of course. But they also love an occassional tall glass of herbal tea. Only, instead of brewing up some campomile or mint, try making tea for your garden by brewing compost. This “compost tea” will boost your soil and fortify your garden. And it’s not nearly as messy as it sounds. We’ll show you how.