Enviromom is leading the pack by encouraging families and homes across the country to make (and fill) only one garbage can this month!
From the Enviromom website: “Have you ever looked in the trash cans scattered around your house? What’s in there? Paper towels and tissues? Food? Plastic packaging? There is a lot of stuff in [...]

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Last Sunday my husband, my father and I piled in the Corolla (baby Green Me stayed with his Grandma La La) and headed out to Monroe Farms, our CSA of choice. The mission? To pick enough strawberries to make the 48 mile trip worth the actual and environmental price of our gas! But seriously, whatever [...]

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Welcome to the June 27, 2008 edition of

This edition is a tad different. In addition to the solid “green” posts, I’ve included a few posts, which I don’t necessarily endorse from an eco friendly stand point. My hope is that this edition will get you thinking and reflecting about small things you do on a [...]

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I think that one of the biggest side benefits of trying to live green and cut down on our consumption of processed goods is that these actions force me (and my family) to really interact and become a part of our community. Many times the effects aren’t apparent up front, instead building pieces of community [...]

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This week is Bike-to-work month/week in our area and today is specially dedicated as Bike-to-work-day. To celebrate and promote greening our transportation, Mr. Green Me and a handful of his co-workers are taking the plunge and converging on their office via two wheels. Personally, I am very proud of Mr. Green Me as he is [...]

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