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My Experience with the Forward on Climate Rally in DC

By Tiffany 6 Comments

This past weekend I had the great pleasure of attending the largest climate change rally in the history of the US. Some are saying it ended up being one of the largest environmental rallies in history as well. It was a humbling experience to march on Washington and stand united with others who share my concern for the environment and my frustration that progress on climate change has been virtually nonexistent. It was a doubly wonderful experience because I was able to take my 12 year old son … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Political Action Tagged With: Activism, Blog, Blogger, Caption, Climate Change, Conversations, Environment, Environmental Rallies, Frustration, Gripe, Letter Writing, March On Washington, Mom, new year, News Story, Personal, Petition, Philanthropic Activities, Photo Credit, Pleasure, Rally, Tendency, Wallets

Are You ‘Greener Than Thou’?

By Tiffany 20 Comments

A new ad video from Clorox Green Works (see it below) sparked some great conversations on Facebook recently. Some green moms are feeling attacked by the video because they feel it makes our concern for environmental issues seem more than a little nutty. Others commented that it simply highlights yet another high standard that moms must live up to or they will be made to feel that they are not good enough. I think all points were valid and there is no denying that the video is a bit condescending … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tidbits Tagged With: Baby Product, Baby Steps, Clorox, Conversations, Divacup, Elitism, Environmental Issues, Facebook, Game, Journey, Judgement, Lifestyle, Moms, Naysayers, parenting, Sustainability, To Extremes, Toilet Paper

French Kids Eat Everything

By Tiffany 20 Comments

I have a bit of a love affair going on with all things French right now. This is due in no small part to the some of the books coming out about French living, parenting philosophies, and cooking for kids. Do you remember my review of the awesome book Bringing Up Bebe – The Wisdom of French Parenting? Well that got me started and I can't seem to stop. I loved that book and it made me realize that whereas attachment parenting resonated most with me whilst my kids were little I am definitely taking … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Healthy Eating Tagged With: Attachment Parenting, Belongings, Billon, Bruh, Conversations, Equilibre, French Children, French Kids, French Parents, Love Affair, Memoir, Mom, Moms, Parenting Book, Parenting Choices, Parenting Philosophies, Passions, Stark Contrast, T Touch, Wisdom

Ways to Channel Our ‘Inner Lorax’ at Home

By Tiffany 1 Comment

So have you seen The Lorax yet? If so, then you know that it is fodder for lots of conversations within your family about environmentalism and how to put into practice Lessons With The Lorax. The movie is phenomenal and fun but the subject matter is serious and there is no time like the present to work together as a family to do your part and speak for the trees, and the air, and the waterways, and all things Mother Earth. The Lorax movie just brings us a fun way to launch into it with renewed … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Eco Tips Tagged With: Bit Of Power, Confidence, Conversations, Fodder, Garbage, Household Waste, Laundry, Lorax, Mom And Dad, Mother Earth, Multiple Times, Pair Of Jeans, Rewards, Scraps, Subject Matter, Trash, Trees, Vigor, Washing Clothes, Waterways, Wheel, Whittle, Youngins

Eco Friendly Friday Tip – Eco Apparel

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I had a blast last weekend! No I did't attend a rave or even catch a cool flick at the theatre. I wore a T-shirt and I caused a stir. :) I decided to wear my new BYOB shirt from Reusablebags.com. BYOB stands for Bring Your Own Bag and this particluar shirt says "Plastic Bags Blow" on the front and then on the back it says says BYOB and explains the concept. All throughout my shopping that day I had people stop and ask about the shirt. Some just stared and I really wanted to exclaim "Hey quit … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Eco Fashion, Eco Tips Tagged With: Boobs, Conversations, Eco Friendly, Flick, Key Of Life, Labor Conditions, Laugh, Plastic Bags, Shopping, Slogans, T Shirt

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Meet Tiffany

My name is Tiffany and I am a flower farmer and urban homesteader in Central Ohio with my husband, three children, and assorted furry friends. When I am not blogging I am usually thrift store shopping, gardening, wildcrafting and food foraging, or otherwise enjoying nature. Enjoy! Read More…

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