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I was inspired by another blogger to actually DO something about poverty in my own community as part of this day. So, for every individual who posts a comment on my Blog Action Day post — I will donate a canned or dried good to the OUR Center here in Longmont, CO.
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My most personal experience with poverty comes not from time spent in the United States, but in time spent in Madagascar. In 1998 I spent a semester on the beautiful “Island of the Ancestors.” Our home base was in Tolanaro (Fort Dauphin) where I was placed with the equivalent of a middle class family, not [...]
Over lunch I met my husband at a local pumpkin patch for a little family outing. After a cold wet weekend the sun was shining and Baby Green Me had fun running around. While there I bought a pie pumpkin so that I could join the esteemed locavore cadre who make pumpkin pie from the [...]
One of the many reasons President Kennedy’s memory has been treasured, is because he asked the American citizens what WE could do for OUR country. And, with election time just around the corner I think this question is vitally important. For the last two Thursdays I have volunteered in our local Campaign for Change office. [...]
Is the cookie jar half empty or half full? Many folks see buying neused, second hand, or vintage as an “half empty” sort of endeavor. Why buy used if you can afford new? On the other hand there are a variety of reasons, from being an eco-concious consumer to someone who enjoys the challenge of [...]
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