Hi world! Chris here. Today I want to merge to of my passions together: sustainability and reading. That’s right, today I’m talking about books that cover how to live your life a little more consciously. Enjoy! Simply Living Well by Julia Watkins This is a book I wanted the moment I saw it pop up on Pinterest. Something about the cover is just so appealing … Continue reading Redhead Reviews: Books for Going Green
Hi world! Chris here. Just like in February, I kept up my attempt to live a little more eco-friendly in March and now I want to share it with you. There will be some links to different brands and stuff listed, but like I said in my LastObject review, this is not sponsored. I just like to make it easy to find things. Now without … Continue reading March Green Initiatives
Hi world! Chris here. It’s been awhile. I hope everyone is doing well and staying safe amidst . . . everything. I’ve missed y’all. Thanks for staying loyal even when I wasn’t uploading. It always made me smile when I got updates about new likes on my old posts, and new followers. Glad to meet you all! I’m not going to dive into too much … Continue reading This Could be the Start of Something New
Hi world! Chris here. I decided to skip out on doing a Redhead Reviews this week because I was going through some old pictures to make a collage of my years at college and I came across all the pictures I took hiking this summer. Instead of going on an actual vacation (you know, because of the pandemic and what not) my parents and I … Continue reading Touring the Trails of the Blue Ridge Parkway
Hi world! Chris here. I’m finally back from my latest expedition where I spent almost all of my time without any internet source or service of any kind. That’s my explanation for my late post. I was third wheeling at the family shared house we own in a cove of the iconic Lake Lure. Don’t worry, it was actually really fun. But you’re about to … Continue reading Life, Liberty, and Lake Lure
May 11th, 2019. A twenty year old girl takes her first flight in an airplane. She’s leaving her hometown in North Carolina for a week stay in Eagle River, Alaska. The farthest west she’s been before ended at Tennessee. But suddenly, she’s flying through the air and her entire life changes. The seat belt light came on, flight attendants demonstrated safety procedures, her mom clutched … Continue reading Ask Me About Alaska
Here, There, and Back Again 