Monthly Archives: October 2008
Green Your Bingo
Went to play Bingo the other night with a few hundred people that actually knew what they were doing. Bingo sure has gotten complicated since the 80s. Honestly, I’m not sure if its because of improved technology, or if people … Continue reading
Harvesting the “Crop” – Castings from the Worm Bin
Today was THE day. After weeks and weeks of feeding our worms all the banana peels, coffee grinds, egg shells, lettuce, bread, tortillas, avocado peels, artichoke stalks, edamame pods, artichoke petals, and other miscellaneous scraps from the kitchen, it was … Continue reading
Bin There, Composted That – A Worm Bin for Beginners
Four months into our experiment with vermicomposting it looks like we are doing it! We are Worm Farmers! But maybe I’m using the word “we” a little too liberally. After all, after setting the bin up with its original bedding … Continue reading
Flushable Diapers?
Yes, its true! The geniuses at gDiapers have found a middle ground that helps make baby’s bottom a little greener – without all the extra work and nastiness of cloth diapers. Admittedly, gDiapers require a little more effort than disposables, … Continue reading
Eco Education – Wa$ted on Kids?
I was watching Plant Green’s Wa$ted the other night and learned something shocking. Well, shocking to me. Maybe I’m naive? Seriously, I would have believed something like this 10 years ago. But not now. Not today. Not with all the … Continue reading