Bonnibelle Chukwuneta

Not only are you no longer throwing your hard-earned money away, but practicing sustainable habits like meal planning and detailed shopping lists means you’ll be spending less because you only buy what you need. Nothing says eating locally like planting, harvesting, and preparing the food that’s grown in your backyard or home, and it’s a great and easy way to start on the sustainable lifestyle train. Saving water is an easy way to start living a more sustainable lifestyle and one that should be practiced even if you live somewhere that doesn’t face scarcity or shortage. Practicing water-saving habits will reduce the amount of water that needs to be removed from natural habitats and help eliminate water shortage in the city.

It’s been around since 2011 and boasts of having 10,500 remote jobs posted ever since and have job seekers from 99% of the world’s countries; pretty impressive. Let’s Work Remotely offers a clean site that’s super easy to use. I like ProBlogger because the site’s updated fairly regularly and since they’re strictly blogging or writing jobs, you’re likely to find something you can apply for. It’s still a good idea to check these boards from time to time or sign up for job alerts to go straight to your inbox.

To help you get started, here are 15 self-date ideas to get the solo woman unstuck and exploring life and possibly making new friends. 15 Self-Date Ideas For The Woman Going Solo 1. Dinner and a movie is the ultimate classic date, and it shouldn’t be any different because you’re going solo. If it’s your first time and you’re feeling a little awkward about it, go to a favorite restaurant or try sitting at a bar.

I stayed in downtown Calgary and took a day trip to Banff National Park during the summer and none of it disappointed. So, the whole purpose of the trip to Canada was actually to spend a day at Banff National Park. It took about 90 minutes to drive from the condo downtown to Banff National Park and traffic wasn’t bad for a perfectly-warm Sunday in the middle of the busy travel season. Prince’s Island Park is an island on the Bow River just north of Downtown Calgary and hosts a number of celebrations and festivals throughout the year, including the Canada Day celebration.