Make a Big ‘Ol Pot of Soup
Imagine coming home at the end of a long work (or school) day and having a home-cooked meal waiting for you in your fridge. Cook a big pot of soup and this is what the future holds for you. To make...
View ArticleBuyer Beware! Being Label Smart Part 1: Food
Every time you exercise your consumer muscle, you are putting your money, as well as a vote of your support and confidence, behind teach product you buy. Paying more attention to the products you buy...
View ArticleBuyer Beware! Being Label Smart Part 2: Household Products
Many of the products you buy, whether they are for cleaning, utilitarian, or aesthetics, can be potentially be harmful to you if you don’t be careful. So here are a few tips to follow when you’re out...
View ArticleBuyer Beware Part 3: Sustainable Shopping
Next time you’re out shopping here is a little food for thought Fabrics Certain fabrics are more eco-friendly than others. Generally, “green” fabrics use little-to-no pesticides when grown; the farming...
View ArticleMy Appliance Adventure
A few weeks ago my washer decided to suffer a terminal injury. It was one of those issues that, while fixable it was more cost-efficient to just the bite the bullet and spring for a new machine...
View ArticleBombs Away with Seed Bombs!
Ever walk by an empty lot full of garbage and cracked pavement and long for it to be filled with lush grass and flowers in bloom? Get involved in a safe, non-violent method of eco-terrorism with seed...
View ArticleHelp Preserve the Earth with Preserve Products
Are you ever looking for ways to decrease your plastic waste? Well now you can lessen your impact even more with Preserve recycled bathroom products such as razors, toothbrushes (not to mention their...
View ArticleEthical Furs Are Anything But Ethical
My, what a difference a few years can make… It seems not too long ago that the majority of people decided to empathize with animals who were farmed and killed for only their furs. Now, it’s everywhere...
View ArticleThe Benefits of Seasonal Foods
With the weather changes that are so inherent of Canadian living, a thought I’d like to share with you with the colder weather fast approaching, is the benefit of eating foods in season. In the summer,...
View ArticleFor the Love of Animals, Spay and Neuter Your Pets
Every day more than 100 dogs are put into shelters across the States alone; this number excludes cats. 30-60% of these are euthanized because they weren’t able to be adopted in time. Spaying and...
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