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A rind is a terrible thing to waste. Compost.
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a little greener every day
Some useful information, some anecdotes, some rantings, and some inspiration
Some useful information, some anecdotes, some rantings, and some inspiration
from my quest to make my family and perhaps the world around me A Little Greener Every Day
about me
I'm a freelance writer, work at home mom, wife to one terrific guy, terrible housekeeper, locavore wannabe, really great friend, amateur photographer, bibliophile and child of God. I'm also on a quest to make this world a little greener every day.
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recipes. local and organic foods. gardening. groceries.
restaurant reviews. beer. and wine. lots of wine. did i mention the wine?
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- Forgot to mention Fri lunch at @starrrestaurant 's Dandelion. Great food & service as always. Quickly becoming a fave in Philly.
- Getting ready to check out of @sofitelphilly. Loved this hotel. Clean, quiet, lots of sustainable cred, and super helpful staff.
- @22ndandPhilly we have brunch reservations there today. Will let you know my thoughts after.
- Nice late night meal @cichetteria19 last night. Staff was so warm & friendly. Food was great.
- Really good burger. Could have used more blue cheese. (Burger with Blue Cheese @ Village Whiskey) on @foodspotting http://t.co/Ijn099wM
A Little Greener Every Day TagCloud
barnes & noble
Beds are Burning
Blog Action Day
Bob Geldof
bread machine
carbon trading
Chicobags
Christian Environmntalism
Chuck Leavell
climate change
Duran Duran
eco-friendly messenger bag
ecosystem recycled notebooks
Encore Provence
going paperless
green deals
greenhouse gasses
greening the home office
greenin the home office
Honor the Earth
how to stop delivery of phone book
Indigo Girls
Kofi Annon
KT Tunstall
Kyoto protocol
Midnight Oil
natural resources
opting out of yellow book phone book
opting out of yellow pages phone book
opt out of yellow book
opt out of yellow pages
organizing the home office
paperless billing
paperless financial statements
paying bills online
Peter Mayle
phone book
plastic bottles
recycled artist sketchbook
recycling water bottles
sewing
shredding paper
stop getting the phone book
Theodore Roosevelt quote
The Story of Cap and Trade
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