Did you make resolutions for 2011? Did any of your resolutions involve your family becoming more green? If you are looking for a little inspiration, jump over to Inhabitots to read my article 6 Green Family Resolutions for 2011. These resolutions will get your 2011 off to a great start – strengthening your bond with both the environment and your family.
What are your 2011 green resolutions?
Hello January! Can you believe it is 2011? Did you have a fantastic New Year’s Eve? I saw this time-lapse video of a blizzard on Dooce today. Wow! Whew! I am glad I live in Florida.
The closest that we came to snow was seeing our breath while camping last week. Did it snow where you live? Were you snowed in for the holidays?
Hello Everyone.
Sweet Greens’ article 6 Essentials to Pack in your Child’s School Lunch Box has been named as one of Inhabitots Top 6 Editors’ Favorite Stories of 2010. Wow! I am blushing! I would be so grateful if you would jump over here and vote for me!
Thank you for your support!
PS: What was your favorite Sweet Greens article of 2010?
Can you believe the holidays are coming to a close. As you can guess, throwing it out in the trash isn’t the most Eco friendly way to dispose of it. Here are the 4 ways that I wrote about for Inhabitots this week – which way will you be recycling your tree?
If your living room is like mine – you have a nice bunch of candy canes leftover from the holidays. Don’t throw them away, incorporate them into sweets that your family enjoys year round. Visit Inhabitots to check out my top five recipes made better when a little peppermint candy cane powder is added to the mix.
How do you reuse your leftover candy canes?