Sustainable Fashion has a ton of cool and inspiring aspects like fair trade, buying local, choosing natural fibers, buying second-hand, selling second hand, up-cycling and recycling. One pretty basic component in sustainable fashion which hasn’t gotten the hype it deserves, at least until now in France, is the art and joy of maintaining.
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It’s Plastic Free July and yes, it still matters even as we drown in other problems. When I started this blog more than two years ago it was before the Covid19 pandemic, before a brainwashed and violent mob stormed our Capitol building, before Russia invaded Ukraine, before scary inflation and a shortage of baby formula,
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2021,Thank Goodness it’s Over. 2021 was exhausting. Worn out is my current state of mind, and I’m tepidly approaching 2022 resolutions. If the world wasn’t in unprecedented turmoil my list would seem pretty doable and relevant: Read a novel in French; Lose a couple pounds; Re-learn embroidery (my favorite pastime when I was a little
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Solar panels are an excellent source of renewable power with an essential role in fighting climate change, so why don’t we see more of them? Most of the electricity generated in the U.S. comes from fossil fuels like coal and natural gas. Extracting and using fossil fuels is expensive and harmful to the environment. In
We put Solar Panels on our Roof – Let me Debunk 3 Myths about Going Solar. Read More »
In the spirit of Plastic Free July Zero Waste Cartel published a recipe for DIY deodorant and it looked so easy, with ingredients that I either already have in my pantry or are easy to find. So I decided to give it at try, and I LOVE it! . Plus, it saves eight plastic deodorant containers from going into a landfill every year. #DIYDeodorant
Why Make Your Own Deodorant? Less Plastic, It’s Economical, It’s Easy and It Works! Read More »
What is the Plastic Free July Challenge? The challenge is to give up at least one single-use plastic item during the month of July. Some participants focus on trading out plastic in their home, school or workplace and others sign up to live completely plastic-free during July. By joining the challenge you’ll receive emails for
We are still forming our nation and that’s a good thing As we celebrate our independence and our nation over the July 4th weekend our thoughts may turn to how our nation was created, what kind of country we are now and what The United States of America is capable of becoming. After all, those
Learn about the businesses that prioritize fair wages, environmental protections and healthy communities as central to their missions.
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51 Years of Raising Awareness The First Earth Day was celebrated on April 22 1970 when Gaylord Nelson, a Democratic senator from Wisconsin, founded Earth Day for Americans to speak out about the environmental crises we face, and a grassroots movement was born. Earth Day became recognized as an international event in 1990 and more
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People who live in Small Towns for all or most of their lives learn a special skill about getting along which I for one hadn’t even thought about before I moved to a small town. Small-townees are born in the same hospital, go through grade-school together and know each other as neighbors, colleagues or family-by-marriage
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