What Jenn’s Lovin
We Should Talk
Late last year a fellow creative was looking for someone to join him at his studio while he worked on his tech set-up for his next project. It’s no secret that I love spending time with other creatives in their spaces and so I said yes! Fast forward to now and the project has launched. We Should Talk is a series, that to date, features five men sharing their journey with mental health. The project aims to collect a variety of voices to share their experiences in hope that these stories will encourage other men to realize it’s OK to admit you are not OK. Thank you to these folks for sharing their stories with us and cheers to you, Ian, as you launched another thought-provoking and important conversation-starting project.
What Lynn’s Lovin
National Hug Your Dog Day
Give your special friend all the love and affection they deserve April 10th – National Hug Your Dog Day.
Eat Well…Lynn & Jenn
I love the earth by trying to be more environmental.
I’m loving the earth daily by acknowledging there’s a real problem we’ve created and look for things I can do (and do it/them) to help reduce my negative footprint.
in the garden there are supportive plants – e.g., bee-friendly flowers – to help maintain nature’s balance
to me, being aware of the mess we’re in is the first step
Biking and walking more to reduce pollution
3 Rs – reduce, reuse, recycle to support the earth
I’m turning off lights and unplugging things that I don’t need at that particular time to reduce electric energy use.
I’m cutting back on single-use plastics.
I walk when possible
Recycle
Donate used items
I practice sustainability, and have a habit of recycling.
teaching kids about effects we’re having on the earth and brain-storming with them to come up with ways to make things better.
reducing my carbon footprint – every little bit helps.
I love the earth by picking up garbage on my walks through the parks.
I love the earth but recycling everything I can.
I love the Earth by always bringing my reusable bags to the store. I, also, fill my garden with pollinator-friendly plants.
I love the earth by recycling, composting and by not disposing of things just because they’re older
I love the Earth by trying to reduce my footprint
I love the earth by decreasing my contributions of single plastics use by >90%.
I’m teaching the little ones about the four R’s – recycling, reusing, repurposing, reducing. It’s a game to them at their ages but they catch on quickly.
I walk everywhere possible, compost, and recycle.
More biking and walking, less driving.
We follow our municipality’s guidelines re garbage separation.
I recycle whatever I can.
I love it by recycling.
I love the earth by recycling, reusing, composting, and supporting causes that prtect our earth.
I love the earth by planting trees in the spring, recycling and reusing. We have our own compost and grow our own vegetables.
I love the earth by recycling and being conscious of the environment.
I try to respect the limited supply of resources by using as few as possible, keeping waste to a bare minimum, and recycling whenever possible.
I try to ensure I keep my carbon footprint as small as possible
I love the earth by trying to be more sustainable, Growing my own fruits and vegetables and raising my own chickens.
We are connected to earth spiritually. The soil provides food and healing. I love the smell of freshly turned soil.
Recycling and leaving plants like dandelions for the benefiacial insects
everything is sorted before it goes outside. planting bee-friendly flowers. using only multi-use containers wherever possible.
I went down to the city centre and got worms for my composting. It really makes rich soil.
gardening and composting.
composting is very important to us.
planting earth- and bee-friendly gardens
I walk daily for health, and barely use my car.
i love the earth by trying to do the 3R’s everyday, plant native species in the garden, i use my reel mower for the small lawn, plan on turning that over to make a real vege garden , use homemade cleaners with double strength vinegar too
I’m loving the earth daily by recycling, donating clothes/appliances/furniture, ensuring only use electricity/heating/water/gas when needed.
I love the earth by recycling and composting as much as possible.
I reuse, recycle and compost everything possible
I pick up garbage on my walks and enjoy helping plants thrive.
I recycle as much as possible
I love the Earth by trying to minimize my use of resources like lights & heat. I try not to buy more than I plan to use, and try to find a use for my belongings or donate them. I recycle!
I love the earth by reducing the amount of stuff I buy, recycling containers, and by trying not to waste water.
Compost,
walk, cycle or car pool,
repair appliances instead of buying new,
recycle,
support local farmers and producers
I love the Earth by recycling.
I love the earth by recycling old or not needed clothing of mine that I always donate to Canada Diabetes- a charity close to my heart as I too am diabetic. In fact, I have an upcoming donation on May 5th! This way my clothes don’t end up in the landfill.
Recycling and composting
I recycle as much as I can
I love the earth by recycling, planting trees, and using my car less and my bicycle more.
I recycle and compose as much as possible.
recyling and composing, growing a garden the nourishes the soil.
I am trying to make one trip for appointments & shopping Instead of three and to purchase only what I need.
April is the beginning of spring always look forward to the new growth on trees and the singing birds
I recycle.
I love the earth by reducing my waste/carbon footprint with reusuable items, I recycle and compost!
I compose and recycle.
I love the earth by trying to reuse, recycle and compost as often as I can.
I love the Earth by reusing and recycling
I try to reduce, reuse and recycle as often as possible.
Loving the earth by planting flowers for the bees and nourishing the garden with compost