Fascinating article by George Monbiot illustrating that richer countries care less, and do less on climate change than poorer ones, contrary to what most people believe. “The richer we are and the more we consume, the more self-centred and careless of the lives of others we appear to become.”
I’ve been reading lots of posts on this blog – Bring Joy. I especially love this post about curbing emotional eating.
I recently had an amazing Key Lime Pie cocktail and this Key Lime Milkshake looks amazing. Plus you could just add rum…
This is a very handy tutorial on petal topped cakes and cupcakes and the nozzles you’ll need
The wonderous Sprinkle Bakes made Chocolate Mojito Cupcakes. Get outta town!
x Kerry
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janae @ bring joy says
May 21, 2014 at 2:26 pmThank you for sharing my post! xo
Kerry Cooks says
May 21, 2014 at 2:29 pmThank YOU for popping over to say hello! Your blog is very inspirational!
janae @ bring joy says
May 21, 2014 at 2:32 pmThank you Kerry.
di @ life of di. says
May 21, 2014 at 1:33 pmThanks for sharing the Bringing Joy blog 🙂 I enjoyed reading through some of her posts too. I also really liked her response to emotional eating. I’ve struggled with emotional eating since I was 16/17 and feel like I’m finally starting to get a bit of a grip on it. I still have those emotional binges from time to time but it’s getting much better!
Kerry Cooks says
May 21, 2014 at 2:28 pmThanks Di! I find her blog really insightful. Thank you for sharing that emotional eating affects you, it just goes to show that you really can’t tell what other people are struggling with. Xx
Sue says
May 21, 2014 at 8:38 amBring Joy. I found this line rather perturbing “He keeps tabs on me & helps me deal with my emotions in a non-food way” ??? :))
Kerry Cooks says
May 21, 2014 at 2:27 pmHadn’t noticed that! Love her blog overall though
janae @ bring joy says
May 21, 2014 at 2:37 pmHi Sue!
RE: “He keeps tabs on me & helps me deal with my emotions in a non-food way”
I think I probably am not very clear here. What I’m trying to say, is having a healthy & open relationship with my husband helps keep me balanced, as well as helps me avoid using food as a way to deal with stress & anxiety.
I certainly wasn’t suggesting my husband controls what I eat, or stops me from eating! I actually edited this portion out so others would not get that idea as well. Thanks for pointing that out!
Sue says
May 23, 2014 at 7:59 amGood to know Janae. :))