It’s easy to dismiss It
After rhapsodizing about vintage kids’ T-shirts and interior decorating, the 28-year-old British-American praises compostable diapers:
I started getting diligent about recycling after I had my first child and became hyper-aware of the amount of diapers I was throwing out and the amount of stuff I was accumulating (when you’re a mom, your world is just overrun with STUFF). I also started to think bigger than just my little life and world. I thought about the state of our earth in 50 to 100 years, and that scared me. The phrase “live gently” suddenly made so much sense …
Today, I am religious about recycling: composting, cloth diapers (I now use compostable diapers from Diaperkind), not using plastic bags, refusing plastic utensils and napkins when I order take out. I also take short showers and use electricity only when I need it. It’s hard and I’m not perfect at it but I rest assured that I do the most I can.
Her dad may’ve been the drummer for Bad Company, but Kirke sounds like pretty good company to us.