Mrs Green
I am a long time supporter of the Green and Sustainable lifestyle. After being caught in the Boscastle floods in 2004, our family begun a journey to respect and promote the importance of Earth's fragile ecosystem, that focussed on reducing waste. Inspired by the beauty and resourcefulness of this wonderful planet, I have published numerous magazine articles on green issues and the author of four books.
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Mrs Green gloats over her glut
Just humour me while I gloat over my glut. You see at the end of last week, as if I hadn’t been amazing enough already, Mr Green waltzed into the kitchen (well, it was more of a saunter, with a slight sway under the weight) with a box of cooking apples and a box of […]
Sunday roundup twenty
Good morning lovely people; welcome to our Sunday Roundup. I was looking for last week’s round up and found it in the drafts folder! You can tell my mind has been on other things. So I’ll list last week’s roundup later LOL!
Zero waste food challenge, day five
I have to say that yesterday was pretty uneventful. I’d made so many things with the leftovers, that we had meals of leftovers from the leftovers to use (if you catch my drift!). This using up food lark is a bit like feeding the five thousand; more food just keeps appearing. It’s stretching my resourcefulness […]
Zero waste food challenge, day four
Day three passed uneventfully, apart from the shocking scene where Little Miss Green declared I made the best rice pudding in the world and she gave it a ‘twelve out of twelve’. This is quite a credit as until now I have never been able to make it ‘as nice as the yellow stuff you […]
Turning Halloween into a zero waste Hallo-green
Halloween is coming and the most ghoulish thing about it is all the disposable plastic items, not to mention kids hyped up on sugar and colourings. In the shops today I spotted plastic faces, wrapped in individual plastic bags, costumes of every description made from polyester and nylon and, you’ve guessed it, wrapped in plastic, […]
Zero waste food challenge, day three
Day two of our zero waste food challenge went really well and I have to admit to feeling pretty smug by the end of it. We had to pop out a couple of times and I just knew that if we weren’t doing this challenge, I would have ‘topped up’ on a few unnecessary items. […]
Blog Action Day – focusing on Poverty
In support of Blog Action Day, I’ve found myself thinking about Poverty; which is this years theme. The aim of Blog Action Day is to raise awareness, start a global discussion and add momentum to an important cause. This year’s theme ties in well with our own zero food waste challenge.
Zero waste food challenge, day two
Ok, so I’ve taken a peek into the fridges and cupboards and it’s pretty scary in there. I really didn’t think we wasted that much food, but for immediate disposal I found:
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