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January 20, 2014October 28, 2014 | San

January is going to be over soon. But I continue to come across pretty printable 2014 calendars online. Guess it’s never a bad idea to archive more.

So here we go again:

Month by Month:

Oh The Lovely Things
Life As A Moodboard
Observant Nomad
Jillianastatia
Kaitlin Sheaffer (Includes Monthly To-Do lists, Photo Above)
Coco Mingo
Minireyve
Oh My Superfly
Jasmine Dowling
Maeve Parker (Photo Above)
Weekday Carnival

Yearly

Coco Mingo
Jessica Nielson (Print-Fold-Display!)

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leedear says:

February 7, 2014 at 10:55 am

Hi,
I’m just dropping a note to let you know im so encouraged by your blog and the gorgeous food styling.

Will try out some of your recipes soon!

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  March 26, 2014 at 10:04 am
  
  Thanks for your encouragement too 🙂
  
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Hi, glad you found my site where I write mostly about my bread recipes + other things I do daily to slow down a little and pare down a lot, especially on food waste and single-use plastics. After all, we only have one earth, let’s be nice to it.

I post a mixture of my own photos and sometimes images that I really like by others, giving proper credits. Email me at {monoandco} at gmail dot com if you like me to remove the post with your image.

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So glad I visited @yipyewchong ’s “I Paint my Singapore” exhibition today; a perfect way to end the year reminiscing a past not too long ago. Our beloved country has changed so much and we lost a few landmarks along the way in the name of urban development. Looking at the paintings, the old landscape exuded more charm and identity than the homogenous -looking condo buildings and shopping centres today. Suddenly, I feel so blissful growing up in the era depicted by Yew Chong as I had the chance to witness some of the most beautiful parts of Singapore before they were gone forever.

Homemade oat flour to prepare pancakes. Made just enough (5 tablespoons of rolled oats) so that I have one less type of flour to keep in my pantry. And one less item to waste if I cannot use up. Good thing is my smoothie blender can also turn rolled oats into flour! Love #smallbatch

When store-bought pancake mix doesn't make fluffy pancakes, don't throw away the mix! I simply added baking powder and egg to rescue this mix that made pale-looking and rubbery texture pancakes. Also added honey to let the pancakes brown better. Oats and vanila extract give the pancakes a nice aroma. And 30 minutes later: Tadah! Fluffy and soft pancakes!

The spinach soup with dry u-mian set from @xuan_miao_veggie_food is one of my favourite comfort food, so imagine my sadness when I learned that they are closing down by end of August.

I baked these today because I bought the wrong kind of raisins (too small, too dry) for snacking and decided to use them for baking instead. I added 50g of raisins to the dough. Think I will add 100g for my next bake, and then I will be able to finish up the raisins in no time. Not making other bread until I finish the raisins! #useup 💪

I am turning to the available items in my pantry to keep my personal food expenditure per day to $10 or below. After keeping tab of my food cost for one week, I realised that dine-out meals cost more than $10 easily. Hence, my plan for rest of month is to homecook as often as possible to "accumulate" enough surplus for more expensive social/gathering meals in between.

"Your eco friendly habits must be very restrictive, so many things cannot buy, use, eat and do, need to sacrificed a lot?" Someone who just got to know me dropped this comment. OMG, that's not how I lead my life! I always tell others adopting a green lifestyle is not about deprivation/restrictions but balance/moderation. Knowing the difference between needs and wants helps me to avoid buying useless stuff whereas setting a zero waste target is just trying to consume less resources so that the planet is in a better state for generations to come. Simply buy/use less; a green lifestyle shouldn't be complicated!

Things I do to create less trash/environmental impact during a vacation.

Extended the life of this old wool sweater by mending two small holes with an easy five-minute stitching method I learned from @bookhou Result: Saved one less trash item from going to the landfill 🌱 Gain one more top to wear 🏅

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