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Be Green on November 6th and Vote!
Here’s a breath of fresh air. I’m not going to tell you how to vote. I’m sure this is a welcomed change following almost two years of political banter. Like you, I’m so sick of all the political garbage, I’m ready to … Continue reading
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Tagged campaign waste, candidates, November 6, political waste, tired of political ads, vote, voting, voting green, wasting energy, wasting food
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First the pigs, and then what? Short orders, shortages and global snafus
When a recent news report indicated bacon will be hard to come by next year, a collective gasp rose up from the masses in response. Not the other white meat! (or as in the case of bacon – not my … Continue reading
Once upon a time, there was compost
I started composting, really getting into it, about a year ago, when I bought a black plastic bin from the hardware store and proudly set it in my yard. I envisioned creating rich black earth, or as my neighbor so … Continue reading
Finding your “green” soulmate
My daughter loves her job, the people she works with and where she lives. So what’s the downside? The shortage of available men. See, she works in fashion in a retirement community – which means most of the men she … Continue reading
Las Vegas: Green?
I just got back from Sin City. It was a hoot. Everywhere you look, glamour and glitz, over-the-top decorations and barely topped show girls. I spent most of my time walking The Strip, or the main drag in Vegas, hours and hours … Continue reading
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Tagged casinos, Elvis, girls, green Vegas, hawkers in Vegas, Las Vegas, litter, New York, Pornslappers, The Strip
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Letting go
He’s almost 16. His face and belly are white, his hearing is gone and he sleeps more than he used to. But he watches me, struggling to his feet, following as I go from room to room like he’s always … Continue reading
Library Lessions, Green Stamps and Your Momma
I grew up in a small mid-western town with the basic requirements: a bowling alley, skating rink and a couple of Dairy Queens. But we also had a pretty impressive library. At least by my childlike standards. It was old. … Continue reading
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Tagged artwork, da Vinci, El Greco, green living, green stamps, librarians, library, Monet, money, old masters, recycling artwork, small towns
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Recycling is a bunch of hooey
Someone told me recently they had stopped recycling. I asked them why. “Most of it ends up in landfills anyway,” they said smugly. “So what’s the point?” They’re right you know. There’s a big conspiracy – we carefully collect, sort … Continue reading
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Tagged 70's, dodo, hooey, landfills, profitable recycling, recycling, recycling conspiracy, Watergate, Who Shot JR
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