Winter is one of the times of year that you can really see an increase in your utility bills. Jump over to my blog at Cascadian Farm to read my top 8 tips to get started saving money on your utilities while saving the environment at the same time. You can also join the discussion here. How do you save money on your utilities?
Hello Friends. Are you excited for a three day weekend? We are getting ready to leave for another family camping trip – this time to the west coast of Florida. I love our unplugged weekends at the beach, what a great way to reconnect without interruption. Nothing but sunshine, swimming and pictures of Eben’s smiling face.
While I pack my swimming suit, here are few things that I have been meaning to share with you.
Blueberries are an excellent super food because they are excellent at fighting free radicals. Free radicals are responsible for aging, tissue damage and possibly some diseases. Blueberries are great at slowing age related mental illnesses, lowering your chance of urinary tract infections and reducing your risk of cancers and heart disease. Not to mention, they are packed with antioxidants, phytonutrients, potassium and vitamin C. To get the biggest punch from blueberries, eat 1/2 cup each day.
My favorite way to get blueberries everyday is by adding them to a smoothie and sprinkling them on cereals and salads.
Do you love blueberries? How do you add them to your daily menu? What is your favorite super food?
Do you use liquid or bar soap? Since soap bars are more concentrated and don’t come in a plastic bottle, they can be more Eco friendly. However, bars of soap can get slimy and slippery in the shower or if you don’t like sharing your bar soap with other people in the household, you need Soap Flakes.
Designer Nathalie Stämpfli created two different dispensers that turn block soap into little soap flakes. One version can be attached to a wall, the other can be held in your hands. Brilliant!
What do you think? Would you use soap flakes? Do you prefer bar or liquid soap?
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane is a story of a self absorbed china rabbit named Edward Tulane. He was owned by a girl named Abilene who loved him, treated him with respect and dressed him in only the finest of linens. And then one day, he is lost!
This is a book that we read together as a family, one chapter each night – and we would beg Mr. Sweet Greens to read another. We found ourselves wanting more when the story ended, we fell in love with this snobby rabbit and you and your children will too!