Archive for November, 2008
Newsflash…..We’re going plastic free!
Little Miss Green came out of her bedroom an hour ago with big wide eyes calling us together for a ‘family conference’. She had an announcement to make which was very important. So we grabbed the camera and caught it for you all to hear. Don’t ask me what triggered her, but this is what […]
zero waste advent calendars
On to the second part of our zero waste Christmas series and today we’re going to look at Advent calendars. Last week we talked about crackers and some of you shared some fabulous ideas! I’m hoping you will all share your wonderful suggestions for rubbish-free advent calendars too.
weekly round up twenty five
Welcome to our weekly roundup. It’s been another busy week, but then again, when is it not? We began our week with a celebration – we shared news of the winners of our October competitions. Find out who the winners were and how they got hold of a signed copy of Tracey Smith’s Book of […]
We interrupt this blog to bring you a tag (or two).
Oh good lord, I’ve been tagged (TWICE!). It’s something I’ve been dreading ever since setting up a blog. For the first tag, which comes courtesy of Just Gai, I have to tell you six interesting things about myself. This is tough because suddenly it throws up a complex about being the most UNinteresting person in […]
weekly weigh in twenty five
Well we’re just teetering on the edge of my personal goal of less than 100 grams of rubbish per week by the feel of things. In the landfill box this week we have several items; many of which are highly unnecessary if I’m honest:
“How to store your garden produce” by Piers Warren
I’ve been sent a copy of “How to store your garden produce” (by Piers Warren) by my lovely friends at Natural Collection. At the moment I’m looking out over boggy clay soil full of weeds, but after reading this I am totally inspired to get out there and transform the garden into a food-producing paradise […]
November’s monthly competition – Pete May “There’s a hippo in my cistern”
I was recently sent a review copy of ‘There’s a hippo in my cistern‘ by Pete May. I’ve written a full review of it over here, and now I’m offering the book up for grabs in this month’s competition. The book chronicles Pete’s journey from self confessed larger-drinking lad to green crusader Dad after he […]
Pete May “There’s a hippo in my cistern”
Pete May well have a hippo in his cistern, but the Green’s ended up with Sunday lunch at some unearthly hour thanks to the fact I couldn’t put down his book. The cat was pacing up and down, Little Miss Green did her best starvation and neglect act and Mr Green went, well, decidedly green […]
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