Do you know that many plants growing in gardens or in woods are edible?
http://www.xcapedcat.com/10-edible-wild-plants/
Dare to be Green - today!
Osiyo! (Hello in Cherokee) Are you bored? Saving gasoline only because you have nowhere to go? I have a mission for you (if you choose to accept) ... stop playing games on Facebook and do something productive - time to GO GREEN! Green - green - green - what does it all mean? A few simple steps and you are on your way! Just follow me ... HERE WE GO !!!
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Tell the Govt to stop buying bottled water with our money!
News reports noted a prime example of that waste: In the first quarter of 2010 alone, the House spent $190,000 taxpayer dollars on bottled water.
That's a lot of money—equivalent to paying perhaps 4 teachers' salaries—so that our elected officials can sip water that's bad for the planet to boot.
http://www.change.org/petitions/tell-the-house-of-representatives-to-ditch-bottled-water-and-save-taxpayer-dollars
That's a lot of money—equivalent to paying perhaps 4 teachers' salaries—so that our elected officials can sip water that's bad for the planet to boot.
http://www.change.org/petitions/tell-the-house-of-representatives-to-ditch-bottled-water-and-save-taxpayer-dollars
Friday, December 17, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
10 uses for a People Towel
Back in the day, my Grandmother always carried a hankie. We used it for everything ... gathering eggs, a towel, a bandage for a boo-boo ... it even carried the flowers we picked.
Today - I still carry a hankie. It's in my daily 'possibles bag'.
But I also carry a People Towel! They are fast drying and small. Very handy!
Here is a list of a few of the ways I've used my People Towel recently:
1. a towel to dry your hands on! (duh)
2. a napkin (I sincerely hope you tell the folks in the drive-thru, no napkins please!)
3. a tissue (only if you might need something soft and absorbent for your nose)
4. a soft wrap for your Oakley sunglasses that you need to stuff in your Tote
5. a Koozie for your hot coffee cup
6. you are out for a hike, see a 'treasure', you can wrap it in your People Towel (stuff it in your pocket) for safekeeping
7. a wash-cloth (for when your son is rolling in the grass and his arms itch)
8. You are out to dinner, and your daughter says, 'Mom - the seat is wet (bus-boy-dude just wiped it down) Sha-zam - People towel to the rescue!
9. a Lego holder, when you son needs to sort his stash in the truck
10. Skittles container, when your son uses 3 quarters to get more than a handful out of the machine. *sigh* it happens
There is a reason why I have more than 1 People Towel ... and always a couple in the wash. :D
Please comment and share your People Towel adventures!
Buy yours today - http://www.peopletowels.com/
Today - I still carry a hankie. It's in my daily 'possibles bag'.
But I also carry a People Towel! They are fast drying and small. Very handy!
Here is a list of a few of the ways I've used my People Towel recently:
1. a towel to dry your hands on! (duh)
2. a napkin (I sincerely hope you tell the folks in the drive-thru, no napkins please!)
3. a tissue (only if you might need something soft and absorbent for your nose)
4. a soft wrap for your Oakley sunglasses that you need to stuff in your Tote
5. a Koozie for your hot coffee cup
6. you are out for a hike, see a 'treasure', you can wrap it in your People Towel (stuff it in your pocket) for safekeeping
7. a wash-cloth (for when your son is rolling in the grass and his arms itch)
8. You are out to dinner, and your daughter says, 'Mom - the seat is wet (bus-boy-dude just wiped it down) Sha-zam - People towel to the rescue!
9. a Lego holder, when you son needs to sort his stash in the truck
10. Skittles container, when your son uses 3 quarters to get more than a handful out of the machine. *sigh* it happens
There is a reason why I have more than 1 People Towel ... and always a couple in the wash. :D
Please comment and share your People Towel adventures!
Buy yours today - http://www.peopletowels.com/
Friday, October 15, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
AMAZING Dolphins!
Can you imagine being caught in a Dolphin stampede?
Apparently this is Garden Cove, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland ...
They had to keep cutting the motor in the boat for fear of striking a dolphin.
What a beautiful sight!
Apparently this is Garden Cove, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland ...
They had to keep cutting the motor in the boat for fear of striking a dolphin.
What a beautiful sight!
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Fourth Orca Dies At SeaWorld This Year
6 October 2010
A 25 year old female orca called Kalina died at SeaWorld Orlando on Monday. Kalina is the fourth orca to die at SeaWorld parks this year – a shameful record that highlights the difficulty of keeping these remarkable animals in captivity.
Kalina was the first orca born in captivity.
http://www.wdcs.org/news.php?select=827
A 25 year old female orca called Kalina died at SeaWorld Orlando on Monday. Kalina is the fourth orca to die at SeaWorld parks this year – a shameful record that highlights the difficulty of keeping these remarkable animals in captivity.
Kalina was the first orca born in captivity.
http://www.wdcs.org/news.php?select=827
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