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• Earth Hour Almond Date Balls
  on Mar 30, 2012 in Recipes almonds dates no-bake nuts recipe snack
  Tomorrow is Earth Hour where people across the globe will be turning off their lights for one full hour (8:30-9:30pm) to help fight climate change and take a stand. I will of course be turning off the lights, and either head out for a nice walk or ju...
• Pretty in Pink and Yellow
  on Mar 28, 2012 in Wordless Wednesday
  Wordless Wednesday, a simple post which features a photo to convey a message that speaks for itself without using words; well not a lot of words! Shared with: Hobo Mama, I Thought I Knew Mama, Organic-Mama, Sober Julie Doing Life, Mom vs the Boys,...
• 5 Ways to Conserve Water While Gardening
  on Mar 27, 2012 in Gardening buckets dirt environment flowers garden hose irrigation pail plants roots water
  When it comes to gardening, I most definitely do not have a green thumb. You would think with all my green talk that I would. I know- shocking! A few months ago, I saved a Poinsettia from dying in a landfill and let’s just say it will be spending t...
• Project Green Foot- Week 29
  on Mar 26, 2012 in Project Green Foot botanical gardens compost famers food garbage local nature Plastic recycle refuse reusable trash trees waste-free zero waste
  You know when you really want something and have been thinking about it for a few days and when the time comes- no dice? Well, that is exactly how I felt on Friday at the farmers market. I was down to the last few cucumbers on Thursday, so I just thr...
• Local Sustainable Tomato Salsa
  on Mar 23, 2012 in Recipes farmers market farming local recipe sustainable vegetables
  This past week was Canada Water Week, a week-long celebration of water from coast-to-coast-to-coast. This years theme was “Discover your water footprint.” What does this mean to you? A water footprint is that of an individual, community or busine...
• Access to water is a right- not a privilege
  on Mar 22, 2012 in Water Canada Water Week drink lakes rivers tap water water World Water Day
  Isn’t it beautiful? Don’t you think everyone should have access to freshwater like that? How many of you have ever experienced water scarcity? The closest I have ever come is limiting when I can water my lawn or plants in the summer month...
• Canadian Waters
  on Mar 21, 2012 in Wordless Wednesday British Columbia conservation drinking water environment freshwater lakes Niagara Falls Ontario rivers water
  Wordless Wednesday, a simple post which features a photo to convey a message that speaks for itself without using words; well not a lot of words! It is Canada Water Week. Let’s conserve our precious resource.
• Project Green Foot- Week 28
  on Mar 19, 2012 in Project Green Foot compost fair trade garbage local organic recycle trash waste-free Whole foods zero waste
  The carrots at the farmers market are the biggest, fattest and most delicious carrots I have ever seen and tasted. I tend to buy a lot of them during the week because I enjoy juicing them. Carrot and apple or carrot and pear juice really are one of t...
• Green Cauliflower Mash
  on Mar 16, 2012 in Green Holidays Recipes cauliflower food green homemade recipe St-Patrick's Day
  St-Patricks day is one of my all-time favorite days to celebrate. My grand-father literally got off a boat from Ireland and ended up in Canada. Growing up I remember how important it was for him to celebrate in style with his shillelagh in one hand a...
• Best Buddies
  on Mar 14, 2012 in Wordless Wednesday family dog friends growing old pets
  Wordless Wednesday, a simple post which features a photo to convey a message that speaks for itself without using words; well not a lot of words! Best buddies. We miss you, Kobe! And even Shadow is wondering where his partner in crime is. Linking up:...

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