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You made goals or resolutions for 2010. You have life-long goals, ambitions, hopes, dreams… So no more excuses - I challenge you to follow through and DO IT!! That's the general number of steps needed to maintain a healthy cardiovascular system and help keep your weight in check. With environmental and emotional benefits to boot, let's start walking!
For your family and our planet, start greening your own home!
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Hi everyone. I’ve dropped off the face the One Green Generation earth for a moment. Many apologies! Don’t take it to mean I don’t love this blog and our community here – for I do, and I am so glad I’m able to help support you all, as you support me!!
By Melinda, on May 13th, 2010 | Category: About Us | 10 Comments | Subscribe to Comments |
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Kathy reminded me that it has been an awful long time since we’ve talked about all the challenges! So… spill it everyone – how are you coming?? The Growing Challenges
I planted seeds in my new p-patch 2 weeks ago. I’m experimenting with peppers and tomato seeds directly in the ground. [...] By Melinda, on May 3rd, 2010 | Category: 10000 Steps Challenge, Accomplish Your Dreams, Buy Sustainably, Challenges, From Seed To Seed, Green Your Insides, Growing Challenge Evangelist Edition, The Growing Challenge | 12 Comments | Subscribe to Comments |
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For those of you who missed learning about Abe’s, I wrote a bit about it here. If you can’t get all the things you need locally, Abe’s is a good alternative market. $25 Gift Certificate Winner Our lucky someone who gets to try out Abe’s Market is….
Maureen! Congratulations, [...] By Melinda, on May 2nd, 2010 | Category: Reviews | Leave a Comment | Subscribe to Comments |
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I believe that community building is one of the most important elements of sustainable living. There are a number of reasons for it: when we live locally and strengthen our communities, we become stronger and better able to adapt to changes in the economy, climate, and energy [...] By Melinda, on April 30th, 2010 | Category: Community-building, Living Locally | 15 Comments | Subscribe to Comments |
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There are five very cheap ways to amend your garden soil. 1. Create Your Own Compost Bin If you have the space in your garden, for very little money you can compost your own kitchen waste, grass and garden clippings, and leaves. In a 4′x4′x4′ container, include half “brown” materials – straw, leaves, newspaper and [...] By Melinda, on April 29th, 2010 | Category: Organic Gardening 101 | 14 Comments | Subscribe to Comments |
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My Grandmother I received a thought-provoking email recently that I’d thought I’d put to you all to answer. Hi Melinda! I am soooooo not a blog-commenter, you cannot imagine! Pretty safe to say this is my first. Your site is so real and honest. I was browsing purely for research yet the character ringing through [...] By Melinda, on April 28th, 2010 | Category: About Us, Forum & Polls, Simple Living | 9 Comments | Subscribe to Comments |
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I don’t wear makeup very often, I use virtually no beauty products regularly… but I have colored my hair for YEARS. Since I was a sophomore in high school in fact! My natural hair color is a dishwater blonde that doesn’t really flatter my skin tone and it makes me feel [...] By Melinda, on April 27th, 2010 | Category: Buy Sustainably, Green Your Insides, Redefining Normal | 25 Comments | Subscribe to Comments |
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