print a five dollar coupon...good until October 22nd.
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/products/wholedeal/index.php
Quick Posting Links
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Bakset Liners
A friend of mine forwarded me this website for bakset liners made locally in Dracut, MA.
http://www.thinkgreenbasketliners.com/
http://www.thinkgreenbasketliners.com/
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Minutes from Meeting III
Hi Ladies -
We started off by postponing our discussion on food until the October meeting so that we could all do some research on the topic. Book suggestions included Skinny Bitch and Omnivors Dilemma. Everyone can bring their research and share ideas with the group. We also talked about everyone bringing a "green" recipe and we could make a recipe packet. A recipe book I found that might help us is the Farmer's Market Cookbook.
www.earth911.org - This website has lots of great information and includes town specific info. You can also sign up for weekly tips to be sent directly to your email account.
www.goodmorningamerica.com - Go to the "Just One Thing" page and find all sorts of green tips.
www.sprigtoys.com - green toys that don't require batteries
www.marriott.com - lots of green ideas
Other Ideas:
Johanna shared some of her green ideas -
- Two paint choices: Mythic (Low Voc) adn Fresh Aire (No Voc)
- Preserve products made from recycled materials can be found at Target
- Green Fiber Instillation
Save Paper by printing on both sides of the paper - Sarah said Fidelity is going to have their printers default to this. I asked about this at NNHS and the head of technology was totally into the idea but did not think our printers were capable. Worth a shot to ask at work!
We also made body wash using Castille soap and essential oils (with vegetable glycerin as a thickening agent).
Thanks for another great meeting!!!
If anyone remembers anything I left off feel free to post!
We started off by postponing our discussion on food until the October meeting so that we could all do some research on the topic. Book suggestions included Skinny Bitch and Omnivors Dilemma. Everyone can bring their research and share ideas with the group. We also talked about everyone bringing a "green" recipe and we could make a recipe packet. A recipe book I found that might help us is the Farmer's Market Cookbook.
www.earth911.org - This website has lots of great information and includes town specific info. You can also sign up for weekly tips to be sent directly to your email account.
www.goodmorningamerica.com - Go to the "Just One Thing" page and find all sorts of green tips.
www.sprigtoys.com - green toys that don't require batteries
www.marriott.com - lots of green ideas
Other Ideas:
Johanna shared some of her green ideas -
- Two paint choices: Mythic (Low Voc) adn Fresh Aire (No Voc)
- Preserve products made from recycled materials can be found at Target
- Green Fiber Instillation
Save Paper by printing on both sides of the paper - Sarah said Fidelity is going to have their printers default to this. I asked about this at NNHS and the head of technology was totally into the idea but did not think our printers were capable. Worth a shot to ask at work!
We also made body wash using Castille soap and essential oils (with vegetable glycerin as a thickening agent).
Thanks for another great meeting!!!
If anyone remembers anything I left off feel free to post!
Friday, October 3, 2008
Lousy Post
I can't find a link to that page anywhere - it was an email, but there's nothing on the Children's Museum sight -
Tuesday, Oct 14th 6 - 7:30
A Conversation About
Chemicals & Our Children
Learn how to create a healthy home for your family and how you can take action to ensure our children are safe from harmful chemicals.
Join us for a lively discussion about the impact of chemicals on our children, the importance of consumer products ingredient disclosure and the need for improved legislation.
This special evening conversation promises to be both educational and empowering.
OUR DISTINGUISHED PANEL:
Dr. Alan Greene - Panelist
Alan Greene, M.D., is a practicing pediatrician, renowned authority on family health and the author of Raising Baby Green: The Earth-Friendly Guide to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Baby Care.
Jane Houlihan - Panelist
Jane Houlihan is the Vice President of Research at the Environmental
Working Group
Courtney Loveman - Panelist
Courtney Loveman serves as the Brand Mother at Seventh Generation.
Simran Sethi - Moderator
Simran Sethi is an EMMY awardwinning journalist, focusing on social and environmental sustainability
CHILDREN ARE WELCOME. FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL.
ATTENDEES WILL RECEIVE A SPECIAL GIFT FROM
SEVENTH GENERATION.
Hors D'oeuvres and Refreshments will be served.
***I'm sure their waiters won't be as wonderful as our usual waiter, but nothing's perfect!
Let me know if you're interested and I will RSVP for our group!
Thanks,
Kathy
Tuesday, Oct 14th 6 - 7:30
A Conversation About
Chemicals & Our Children
Learn how to create a healthy home for your family and how you can take action to ensure our children are safe from harmful chemicals.
Join us for a lively discussion about the impact of chemicals on our children, the importance of consumer products ingredient disclosure and the need for improved legislation.
This special evening conversation promises to be both educational and empowering.
OUR DISTINGUISHED PANEL:
Dr. Alan Greene - Panelist
Alan Greene, M.D., is a practicing pediatrician, renowned authority on family health and the author of Raising Baby Green: The Earth-Friendly Guide to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Baby Care.
Jane Houlihan - Panelist
Jane Houlihan is the Vice President of Research at the Environmental
Working Group
Courtney Loveman - Panelist
Courtney Loveman serves as the Brand Mother at Seventh Generation.
Simran Sethi - Moderator
Simran Sethi is an EMMY awardwinning journalist, focusing on social and environmental sustainability
CHILDREN ARE WELCOME. FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL.
ATTENDEES WILL RECEIVE A SPECIAL GIFT FROM
SEVENTH GENERATION.
Hors D'oeuvres and Refreshments will be served.
***I'm sure their waiters won't be as wonderful as our usual waiter, but nothing's perfect!
Let me know if you're interested and I will RSVP for our group!
Thanks,
Kathy
Children's Museum Green Night!!!
Hi Ladies -
I got this email today and I am definitely interested in going to this. Hope some of you can join me!
Kathy
I got this email today and I am definitely interested in going to this. Hope some of you can join me!
Kathy
| SEVENTH GENERATION AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP INVITE YOU TO ATTEND | |||||
| A Conversation About Chemicals & Our Children | |||||
| Tuesday, October 14, 2008 | |||||
| 6:00-7:30 PM | |||||
| BOSTON CHILDREN'S MUSEUM • 300 CONGRESS STREET • BOSTON, MA | |||||
| OUR DISTINGUISHED PANEL: Dr. Alan Greene - Panelist Alan Greene, M.D., is a practicing pediatrician, renowned authority on family health and the author of Raising Baby Green: The Earth-Friendly Guide to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Baby Care. Jane Houlihan - Panelist Jane Houlihan is the Vice President of Research at the Environmental Working Group Courtney Loveman - Panelist Courtney Loveman serves as the Brand Mother at Seventh Generation. Simran Sethi - Moderator Simran Sethi is an EMMY awardwinning journalist, focusing on social and environmental sustainability. | Learn how to create a healthy home for your family and how you can take action to ensure our children are safe from harmful chemicals. Join us for a lively discussion about the impact of chemicals on our children, the importance of consumer products ingredient disclosure and the need for improved legislation. This special evening conversation promises to be both educational and empowering. CHILDREN ARE WELCOME. FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL. ATTENDEES WILL RECEIVE A SPECIAL GIFT FROM SEVENTH GENERATION. Hors D'oeuvres and Refreshments will be served. | |||
| PLEASE RSVP TO COHN & WOLFE: Nikki Wheaton at nikki.wheaton@cohnwolfe.com or 512-542-2834. For directions, transportation and parking information at Boston Children's Museum, please visit www.bostonkids.org. | ||||
Thursday, October 2, 2008
how to recycle anything - real simple magazine
A co-worker of mine gave me a copy of this article from October's issue of Real Simple Magazine. I haven't finished reading it yet but thought I'd post the link out here for everyone to see.
http://www.realsimple.com/realsimple/content/organize/0,21770,1835098,00.html
http://www.realsimple.com/realsimple/content/organize/0,21770,1835098,00.html
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