November 7, 2008
- Sometimes, I'm a Big Green Hypocrite!
I am, by no means, perfect when it comes to green living.
There are many, many things I know I can easily replace in my home that consume energy. I can easily do more.So why don't I? (…)
November 6, 2008
- Save Energy & Win Green With The Home Depot
The Home Depot is running a “Save Money. Save Energy. (…)
November 5, 2008
- Recycled Note Of The Week: Norie & Lee
I found this week's recycled note of the week at Norie & Lee, an Etsy shop dedicated to fun, lighthearted, and 100% recycled greeting cards. (…)
October 31, 2008
- Think Green and Party On!
Autumn signals party time in our family. (…)
October 30, 2008
- Recycled Note Of The Week: Plantable! Cards
This week's Recycled Note Of The Week comes via Round Robin Press, and their "playfully modern plantable cards."
I'm quite smitten with plantable cards of all genres and varieties, mostly because what's better than sending a note that after being enjoyed can ultimately be recycled into something lovely and organic? (…)
October 29, 2008
- Hide Those Plastic Bags Quick! The Green Police Are Coming!
Shhhh . . . the green police are coming.
I had a party to celebrate my 40th birthday and invited several of my “green” friends. (…)
October 28, 2008
- A Very Merry Green Christmas
Christmas is probably the number one most wasteful holiday. We go crazy on gifts, food, decorations, party supplies, etc. So what can we do to GREEN up the holiday? (…)
October 25, 2008
- Around The Greenosphere: Weekly Link Roundup
It's Gardenvisit.com's 10th anniversary, and to celebrate they are giving away free eBooks throughout the month of October. (…)
October 24, 2008
- What's on Your Reading List this Winter?
If you're a homesteader like I am, or even just a beginner or veteran gardener, chances are, you've got some books on your list to dive into now that the outdoor growing, harvest and preservation season is just about over. (…)
October 20, 2008
- When Good Food Gets Wasted
Have you ever wondered what kind of stuff people find in dumpster bins? Think it's all rot, filth and mold? Better think again! (…)
October 15, 2008
- All The Brown Material You'll Ever Need For Your Compost Bin
At my house there is never a shortage of green material (also known as wet or nitrogen-rich matter) - orange peels, corn husks, dinner food scraps, yard waste, etc. (…)
October 14, 2008
- Recycled Note Of The Week: Thanks For Being So Dear
© Ink+Wit
These modern takes on traditional thank you cards from Tara Hogan are 4.5×5.5 inch hand-made postcards, with plenty of room to write on the back. (…)
October 6, 2008
- What Does Buying Local Mean To You?
What does the term "buy local" mean to you? There is an increasing push for people to start buying local foods and products of late. I think it's a great idea. (…)
October 3, 2008
- I Bet You Can't Do This!
Remember when someone would dare you? Taunt you. Tell you, you can't do something. You wanted to prove them wrong. Well, that's sort of my theory behind this post. (…)
September 19, 2008
- Go Green and Get Happy!
What is the key to happiness? Does happiness correlate with wealth, demographics, reputation, attitude, etc.? (…)
- Aluminum Foil or Wax Paper for an Eco Friendly School Lunch?
I love getting emails from readers and recently, after I posted about Eco-friendly school lunches, I got an email from a reader asking a very "Eco" good question. (…)
September 17, 2008
- When Your Green Kid Is Trapped Indoors
My children have spent literally every summer day this season outdoors. (…)
September 13, 2008
- Around The Greenosphere: Weekly Link Roundup
So much interesting content to choose from today, especially in this week of emotional days and angry weather. Here are some posts that caught our eye:
The Simply Green channel at Sparkplugging is talking about the possibility of doing laundry without water. Be still my heart…
Green Mom Finds told us about a green socializing site where we can all go find people as crazy as we are. (…)
September 9, 2008
- Paradise Lost, Garbage: Found
Need physical proof we are daily polluting our most valuable and natural resources? Look no further than the Hawaiian islands. (…)
September 8, 2008
- Starting at Square One
One of the biggest goals for me in my journey toward going green is eliminating paper products, especially tissues and paper towels. (…)
