It’s been a while! I’ve been on a blogging, vlogging, content creating break. Or a figuring things out and studying a lot break. Now I’m glad to be here this evening finally to share this very belated hometown vlog which we filmed back in December before Christmas. Sorry it is a little out of date but at least the snow lays thick here still so I can imagine while watching the video that it’s actually the right time, maybe you can too?
I’m looking forward to sharing more videos with you soon that are more current. Maybe I will film one soon so that you can see the snow ambien online that has been coming down hard the last few days. It’s winter wonderland here. I was expecting spring though, haha. You never know here in Sweden! Even though we live in the very southern part.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy this vlog and I promise to be back soon with more food related posts as well as more current vids. I’m also figuring out some health and nutrition related posts and videos to share with you all inspired by my health coaching course. I hope that’ll be something you’re interested in. But for now I’m sending you all much love – see you soon! x
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Thank you so much! I will check it out for sure:)
Hi Malin,
Nothing really to do with your post, but something that I’ve been thinking about lately.
Where does a Vegan do their banking?
This struck me recently when I was thinking about making some small investments here in the UK.
I got to thinking, where does the bank I use make their investments? am I inadvertently contributing to factory farming, animal research or environmental damage? It seems that’s highly likely.
I have asked the same question to a few prominent youtubers, but as yet have received no answers.
A fellow viewer suggested a bank called Triodos, but when I checked, turns out they make many investments in animal agriculture, albeit organic.
Is this something you’ve ever considered?
Recently here in the UK, the Bank of England has brought out two new ‘paper’ bills/notes the £5 and £10 which contain tallow an animal based fat. So even dealing with cash now is anti vegan.
Thanks as always for your great content.