Slow life

Try to explain what is "a sustainable way of life" to your grandma and you will no doubt find yourself explaining to her what "life" was like in her day.

Have you heard the song "Monday" by Alexandre Poulin ? The first time it reached my ears, I had a lump in my throat. Then, same reaction during the second and third listening... That was it. He had put his finger on it. It's as if he was telling my story, that of Sur mon x and probably the one we all dream of.

This song made me crazy. And if it inspired you in turn?

How do you recognize a successful person? Most will answer instinctively: to his bank account.

However, a vicious circle comes with this general representation of success. Because to access this recognition, some will be tempted to demonstrate that success sticks to their skin. How? Very often, by exhibiting an ostentatious abundance. In other words, by materializing their wealth.

At the end of the year, it's time to take stock, because it's the end of a cycle and those who practice this simple activity, come out a winner in my opinion. I suggest you all do this very small activity because first of all, it is with a step back and an outside look at our life that we can analyze it and finally, improve it. Two, it's a slow moment that you can treat yourself to just for yourself, to write, think, contemplate, reinvent... accompanied by a tea or coffee, in a dressing gown, it's even better!

At home, long before Pinterest, I was always the packaging queen. My whole family asked me to wrap their presents. So, I knew everyone's gifts, but above all I had fun creating little treasures.

Today, I still like to embellish my gifts, but since commercial wrapping paper is mostly non-recyclable and burning it releases toxins into the environment, I changed my way of doing things a bit. If like me, you want to diversify, here are 3 packaging options which, in addition to being natural and recyclable, are of unparalleled beauty and simplicity.