My 6 Fall family traditions are budget and Eco friendly, you can pick just one and start building your family traditions tonight.
Welcome New Sponsor – My Little Green Shop

My Little Green Shop’s mission is to provide a large range of products that are safe, non-toxic and have as small of an impact as possible on the planet.
If I were going to go shopping at My Little Green Shop, I would pick up a couple of bars of avocado soap, a set of Graze Organic reusable bags, and a Blabla Mini Doll or two.
A huge thank you to My Little Green Shop for sponsoring Sweet Greens. Would you like to advertise on Sweet Greens? I would love to have you, please click here.
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Autumn in North Carolina
Are the leaves changing colors where you live?
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Woolly Worms

Woolly Worms were everywhere during our Autumn trip to North Carolina. And Eben was fascinated. We had to stop every time we saw one, so he could pick it up and inspect it. He was very intrigued. 
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Like a Good Neighbor
South Florida has a lot of people – this is something that is hard for me to deal with. The pace here is very fast. It seems as though everyone is always in a hurry to get – somewhere. I am NEVER in a hurry. It seems as though many people do not slow down enough to even meet their neighbors.
I think that neighbors are an important part of our communities. Our neighbors can provide friendship and support – promoting a longer and healthier life.
I hope that when we move into our own space that it will be different. That people will have the time to slow down and say hello.
Do you live in a friendly community?
Do you know your neighbors?
If so, is that a good thing?
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Hello + Welcome
My name is Jennie Lyon. It's so nice to meet you! I am a green lifestyle writer, owner of a digital marketing agency, wife to a wonderful husband, + mother of a amazing adult son in the beautiful mountains of Banner Elk, North Carolina. I've been posting simple, fun ways families can go green together since 2009.








