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I first found out about the Johnson Family while browsing treehugger.com. They are attempting {and succeeding} at generating only about one quart of waste per year. Let me tell you Bob, I was totally fascinated by their story. In a nutshell, they were living the standard American lifestyle. Then, they decided to downsize, from their Read More >>
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This is one of my husband’s favorite things to find packed in his lunch. Lucky for him I have a junk ton of carrots and this recipe is easy peasy! Seriously. It only calls for 3 ingredients and only has like 2 steps! Love it. Instructions 5 medium carrots 1/4 cup raisins 1/4 cup mayonnaise Read More >>
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Last week, I shared part one of the BBC Future of Food. Tonight, I am going to continue on with Part 2: Senegal. This one explores the impact of our western diets on countries who are providing our food, sometimes at the expense of having enough to eat themselves. Again, this one is totally Read More >>
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With two teenagers in sports, sometimes I feel like I should take out stock in Febreze, or at the very least, at the rate we go through it around here, a loan. Luckily, making your own is super easy and costs literally pennies. You’ll Need: Spray bottle {a cheap-o dollar store one will do} 2 Read More >>
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