It is such an honor to be featured on Lisa Ng’s Lifestyle Blog This Beautiful Day as a guest blogger! To check out my guest post about my favorite eco-friendly beauty products and my beauty routine please click here and visit Lisa’s awesome lifestyle blog. Thanks so much! xo
I’ve got spring fever to read great books! Over the weekend, I teamed up with Toronto blogger Tiffany, the lady behind the blog My Happy Coincidence and we co-wrote a list of great spring, summer and beach reads! Sneak Peek: One of my favorite books this year was, Pain, Parties, Work by Elizabeth Winder. Curious to know what books made the list? Please head on over to the My Happy Coincidence blog, and read the full story, click here. Summer Reads: Eco Tips Love reading and being environmentally friendly? Here are a two tips. 1. Book Swap If you must have a tangible book in your hand, as opposed to downloading an iBook or digital copy of one of the latest New York Bestsellers onto your iPad, Nook or Kindle, consider sharing the book when you are done, with friends and family. Perhaps they have a book you would like to read? Why not trade books? 2. Traveling Books & Stories A post written long ago, but still true today. I great way to stay on trend …
(David Innis, Elaine Graham, Nicholas Dixey, Rebecca Wall, Paul Febres, Kimberley Febres, and Laura Butz) The first ever Earth Hour event for the Cayman Islands was a wonderful success! A huge thank you to everyone who came out to The Crescent, Camana Bay on Saturday night to celebrate Earth Hour with the National Trust for the Cayman Islands. It was an incredible night! Cayman’s very own, local musicians: Earl La Pierre, David Innis and the Singrays had stellar performances. The acoustic music, with the backdrop of the Crescent Fountain, was absolutely lovely. The night also included, star gazing. The Astronomical Society of the Cayman Islands, brought their epic telescope so attendees could gaze at the moon and stars. Snapshots of Earth Hour 2015 Under The Stars Chris Cooke, from the Astronomical Society of the Cayman Islands and his team, brought their fantastic telescope for star gazing. To The Beat of the Steel Pan Local steel pan legend, Mr Earl La Pierre, played a wonderful medley of songs on the steel pan. Singrays: …
I am pleased to announce that Eco Chic Cayman has officially just past the 2 year mark of blogging. Let the confetti fall, and the champagne corks fly! I would like to take this moment to extend my heartfelt thanks to all of you wonderful people across the globe who read and support my blog. I am thrilled that you enjoy reading my posts. Your support means the world to me. Joining the world of blogging has been an incredible journey. I have enjoyed meeting new people, discovering new blogs, networking with likeminded individuals, supporting local farmers, supporting local environmentally responsible companies and at the heart of this experience, writing articles which aim to raise awareness for the environment and wildlife. Many new blog posts and content to come! Enjoy! Thanks again! Have a beautiful day! with love, xo
The day has finally arrived, the 100th! Cheers to writing my 100th post. This is a huge milestone. I have to admit, I never really thought that one day I would join the blogging world. I am thankful to those who suggested that I should and encouraged me to do so. I am very grateful to everyone of you, who follow my blog and read my posts, your support means the world to me! It has been an incredible journey diving into the world of blogging. I am still learning about blogging everyday. I aim to write the best that I can. To run with my creativity and keep the content engaging and interesting. My hope is that my posts will inspire. When I first started this blog, just over a year ago, I never dreamed that it would reach the people that is has. It was scary, the thought of putting myself out there, sharing my writing, photos, ideas, and creativity with the world. I chose to write about something I …
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