Indubitably my desire to deck out in all things heroin chic has waned since this blog's inception and though I still have a penchant for a good smoky eye (or two), there's just more crap going on than fashion..helloo...right? And though entertained I will keep my small masses today is a look at another blogger courageously addressing what a lot of people think but do not say...or even educate themselves upon.
Out of my sister's company Good Food Finder local changemaker Mira Word has emerged as a new but eagerly and I think successfully growing advocate of sustainable eating. Stating that food "is a fundamental commonality shared by everybody and every body, [holding] infinite possibilities, combinations and flavors but despite its diversity...is a universal ingredient that unites humanity," the Sedona, Arizona native created MiraWord.com, an honest, well-researched vignette designed to ease an eater's/shopper's journey on the way to a "balanced and compassionate lifestyle."
Forming posts on strong habits like "Eating with Purpose" and delving into that corrupted idea of "Free-Range Eggs," Mira, who I met at the Arizona Blogger Conference last weekend, is energetic as she is passionate about helping her readers make informed and compassionate sustainable consumer choices.
Greeting me with a welcoming smile, Mira and I chatted about blogging, beliefs, analytics, reaching out, my sister (you know, I'm the youngest: it's what we do) and heard from other wonderful bloggers like Jessie from Style and Pepper about growing your blog and in true essence, your passion, which was the reason this all happens in the first place. Mira's selected passion is so evident: as it waxes on her blog, she believes but also lives the idea that...
One of the reasons I wanted to showcase Mira today is that yours truly has become a carnivore that cares - I order like a vegetarian, eat meat when a) it sounds so good I feel like I need it or b) when I have found a beef, chicken or pork farm that raises and slaughters these animals in the most humane and natural ways possible - see Double Check Ranch near Tucson, Arizona. I want to create pure eating habits that my family - and my future children - can easily adopt without the struggle so many of us encounter today. Mira and my sister and her business partner are here to help you and I do just that, and I for one am their (almost) perfect customer.
Note: I didn't dive too deeply into Mira's posts or what Good Food Finder does because I want you to take a look for yourself. Mira's blog is Miraword.com and please, please research GoodFoodFinder.com - a place to search for your favorite foods locally and sustainably. As usual, there's also so much more to both:)
Full disclosure: none. I chose to represent Mira and Good Food Finder today of my own accord. My sister nor the company did not compensate me in any way to publish this. I believe that good food is deserved and needed by all.
Out of my sister's company Good Food Finder local changemaker Mira Word has emerged as a new but eagerly and I think successfully growing advocate of sustainable eating. Stating that food "is a fundamental commonality shared by everybody and every body, [holding] infinite possibilities, combinations and flavors but despite its diversity...is a universal ingredient that unites humanity," the Sedona, Arizona native created MiraWord.com, an honest, well-researched vignette designed to ease an eater's/shopper's journey on the way to a "balanced and compassionate lifestyle."
Forming posts on strong habits like "Eating with Purpose" and delving into that corrupted idea of "Free-Range Eggs," Mira, who I met at the Arizona Blogger Conference last weekend, is energetic as she is passionate about helping her readers make informed and compassionate sustainable consumer choices.Greeting me with a welcoming smile, Mira and I chatted about blogging, beliefs, analytics, reaching out, my sister (you know, I'm the youngest: it's what we do) and heard from other wonderful bloggers like Jessie from Style and Pepper about growing your blog and in true essence, your passion, which was the reason this all happens in the first place. Mira's selected passion is so evident: as it waxes on her blog, she believes but also lives the idea that...
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One of the reasons I wanted to showcase Mira today is that yours truly has become a carnivore that cares - I order like a vegetarian, eat meat when a) it sounds so good I feel like I need it or b) when I have found a beef, chicken or pork farm that raises and slaughters these animals in the most humane and natural ways possible - see Double Check Ranch near Tucson, Arizona. I want to create pure eating habits that my family - and my future children - can easily adopt without the struggle so many of us encounter today. Mira and my sister and her business partner are here to help you and I do just that, and I for one am their (almost) perfect customer.
Note: I didn't dive too deeply into Mira's posts or what Good Food Finder does because I want you to take a look for yourself. Mira's blog is Miraword.com and please, please research GoodFoodFinder.com - a place to search for your favorite foods locally and sustainably. As usual, there's also so much more to both:)
Full disclosure: none. I chose to represent Mira and Good Food Finder today of my own accord. My sister nor the company did not compensate me in any way to publish this. I believe that good food is deserved and needed by all.













