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Monday Mission: Reduce, Reuse, Celebrate!

December 12th, 2011 · 7 Comments · Green Living, Monday Missions

Your mission, if you choose to accept, is to celebrate the season by giving a gift to the earth. Impact Ratings: Level of Commitment: Baby Steps Did you know that the months of November and December get the prize for the most trash of the year? And not just by a few tons, but 25% [...]

Less Waste at Lunch with My Little Green Shop{GIVEAWAY} – CLOSED

September 30th, 2011 · 3 Comments · What to Buy

I feel guilty nowadays if I use a plastic baggie to pack a lunch. At the very least, I try to make sure it gets used multiple times, as I detailed in this green lunch packing post. I’ve had a handful of different reusable sandwich bags since last year, and they’ve gotten a TON of [...]

It’s Green…Your Way! (Low-Waste Lunch Packing)

September 16th, 2010 · 6 Comments · Avoiding Waste

You may have noticed that I don’t always follow the status quo. I’m not one to swallow facts and trends without challenging them. I may rock the boat at times, but I try always to stay in it at least. Life…Your Way is a new Ezine with 10 channels to “help you sort through all [...]

Back to School Bonanza: A Big Green Lunch Packing Prize, over $250 Value {GIVEAWAY}

September 15th, 2010 · 11 Comments · Avoiding Waste, What to Buy

Your turn! You’ve had to listen to me gab about all the fun “green” lunch packing supplies we’ve been testing around here, and now one lucky reader will get to play with their own kit of reusable and eco-friendly goodies. The prize package includes: Family set of EcoUsable stainless steel bottles: 33-ounce white, 25-ounce charcoal [...]

Back to School Bonanza: A Greener Option for your Sandwiches {REVIEW}

September 13th, 2010 · 29 Comments · Avoiding Waste, What to Buy

Sandwich bags. Snack bags. Zippered bags. Slide-n-lock bags. Blue-and-yellow-makes-green bags. Is this a Science lesson or an exercise in decision making? Toss in the plastic containers still gracing my cupboards, stainless steel or glass (because plastic is neither “green” nor safe, you know), and I’m lost as to what to put my kids’ sandwiches in [...]