When Easter rolls around the the eco conundrum that all green families face is what to use to dye or paint the Easter eggs. Actually the bigger dilemma for me is the fact that I buy nasty, factory farmed, bleached white eggs to make the dye job easier but we consider the paint/dye as well. Since my beautiful pastured brown and green eggs won't dye well (we've tried) we buy the conventional white ones for this endeavor and we don't eat them. Some day we may get around to trying to blow the yolks … [Read more...]
Eco Friendly Easter
What is eco friendly about Easter? Hmmm...not much. Cheap plastic eggs, plastic grass, candy with too much sugar and loaded with artificial coloring and flavors.... well at least most Easter egg hunts take place in the great outdoors. That is a start. One of the first steps to having a greener and more eco friendly Easter is too make your own baskets. The ones you can by at the supermarket or Wal-Mart are just a bunch of cheap crap I find. It is not hard to gather little toys and healthy … [Read more...]
All Natural Easter
It is almost Easter time. Have you given any thought to how you can make Easter as "natural" as possible? While there are great natural options on the market for Easter (like Eco Eggs), there are also some ways you can make having a natural Easter a DIY project. Make Your Own Baskets This is what I usually do. Just get a basket (we reuse every year) and take some paper laying around your house that you would usually recycle and run it through a paper shredder. You can also use scissors if you … [Read more...]
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