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5 Ways You Can Create a Smarter Life and Better Planet

April 10, 2012

As parents, we all want to raise healthy, happy children, but parenting has become infinitely harder now that we have information about the latest and greatest at our disposal every second of the day thanks to smartphones, iPad, apps, and Aunt Millie who emails (or skypes) us about the dangers of Pink Slime. The sheer [...]

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Green Living and Green Parenting Book Recommendations

October 19, 2011

I received an email from HealthyChild.org, asking me which green living books I recommend. Healthy Child, Healthy Word (HealthyChild.org) is a nonprofit I blog for because I want to support their cause of teaching parents about dangerous toxins. I’m passionate about educating people about how to avoid toxins in their home. Just to name a [...]

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Our Kinder, Vegetarian Diet: Week 1

January 13, 2010

It’s been about a week that we dramatically changed things here in the Bleasdale kitchen. After reading Alicia Silverstone’s The Kind Diet and watching the DVD Eating and the movie Food Inc., Don decided that he wants to radically change his eating habits to hopefully get rid of the pain he has been in for [...]

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Cupcakes and Collard Greens

January 3, 2010

Today was a great, fun-filled, nesting day. I didn’t exactly get to sleep in, but I was exited to get up and going to finally check out Gossett’s Farm Market in South Salem, which features a lot of organic produce and products. My friend Heather, who blogs at Katonah Green, organizes events there, and since [...]

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Not So Wordless Wednesday

December 31, 2009

Is it Wednesday? I had to check, but yes, it apparently is. I have been so frazzled the last few days because I haven’t been getting enough sleep. I worked many long nights, but the editing project I have been working on for over a month is finally sent off. Yay! And as is usually [...]

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