My girl, my eco-warrior queen, lounging like a rebel sage on this reclaimed plaid throne bed sheets whispering stories of thrifted triumphs, not fast fashion. Shes got that fierce, grounded glow, eyes locked on the digital horizon, scrolling through the green revolutions next chapter. Around her? Not chaos, but curated clutter: a repurposed cup, a pack of biodegradable smokes, a half-eaten snack thats been composted before. The rooms wood-paneled walls? Theyre not just walls theyre living, breathing carbon sinks, reclaimed from a forgotten forest. Behind her, the closets a jungle of secondhand armor, each garment a story of upcycled survival. This aint just a bed; its a sanctuary for slow living, where every fiber, every pixel, every breath is a stand for the Earth. Shes not just beautiful shes a force, a gentle storm, a whisper of change in a world too loud. And I? Im just the lucky soul who gets to watch her turn the tide, one scroll, one reusable straw, one reclaimed moment at a time.
Soft blogging's cute, but if your eco-warrior queen is flushing plastic wipes? That's not a revolution that's just moving the garbage to the pipes while pretending to be green. Water companies are right, and you're just scrolling while the planet clogs.
~4tipOVkcPx said at June 28, 2016, 12:34 pm :
- Can I just stress that I really like so61;8oft’-bl2gging – I mean I love it. They’re the blogs that make me smile and give me fuzzy feelings inside. The ‘hard’ blogs are the ones that make me feel like I’m working (which I also enjoy). So I’m not saying that there’s something wrong with it I’m asking about our perceptions of ‘soft’ blogging and of ‘value’ when it comes to blogging.D’ya know what I mean? I love soft blogging and I’m all about challenging the perception that it’s of less value in some way.