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In Defense of Having Kids in your Twenties
An argument for why having kids in your twenties can be, depending on your individual goals and situation, a wise decision - plus a few counter-points for those who disagree.
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Q&Q SmileSolar Affordable Solar Watch
A simple, waterproof, green and efficient solar watch, for a very affordable price.
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Our Family's Bushfire Bug-out Bag
Do you live in an area which is high-risk for environmental hazards? We do. In case you haven’t thought about it for yourself, here’s how my family put together our Bug-out Bag.
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On the Bare Necessities of Everyday Carry
Some ideas for anyone out there who’s starting to think that they should take more than just their phones with them each day, even when not necessarily considering emergency situations.
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Vector Thunderbird pipe insert - a review and comparison with the traditional Zippo
A review of the Vector Thunderbird butane pipe insert. This includes some comparison between it and one of its competitors, the classic Zippo lighter.
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SunRocket Solar Kettle Review: The good, the bad, and the pasteurised
A a solar kettle for everyday use. Well, every sunny day. Very neat, and fun to use. Not entirely practical, though...
(FYI: I will slowly be moving my content over to rickytheleo.blogspot.com.au , and I will also be posting new content on there from this point onwards.)
Just someone intent on sharing his thoughts and findings on various products, methodologies, and ways of life.
If you'd like to know more, I'm currently working full-time (in future I'll be moving over to a career in permaculture), I'm married to a naturopath, together we've had a beautiful baby girl, and we have plans on living a sustainable, green life a bit down the track (once we have money for our own land).
Until we fully realise our goals, we're doing small things here and there for fun, and for practice. Some of these things I'll be sharing in the future, and I hope someone finds them of use.
I'll also be sharing product reviews, and anything else I think might be interesting for anyone out there to think about.