As you all know, there is a lot going on out there in the world today! We are always hearing about the wars and global warming, and all that crap about cutting down trees! Well there are people in the... Read more >>

As a child, I faced Thursday nights with a dread that can only come from a certain household chore: recycling. Every week, in pain and anguish, I would stomp to the garage and sort the bags of... Read more >>

My mother, a nice Jewish lady, is among the biggest paper and water consumers in the country. It hasn’t been easy getting her to turn over a new leaf. (Or rather, fewer of them.) She has a... Read more >>

Did you know that 40 percent of the energy used in your homes comes from things that are not being used? It’s true! Energy is being used while something is plugged in, even if you aren’t... Read more >>

I was so proud of myself a few years ago when I came up with this idea. It was an old quilt that was so damaged I was going to throw it out. With some folding, stitching and a nice handle I made this.... Read more >>

Okay, okay, things are getting tougher. We are all saving where we can. No looking down noses, pun intended. So, I noticed those rolls of toilet paper sitting around on tables for stuffy noses do look... Read more >>

T-shirts are one of my favorite canvases—for me, my husband, or my kids. T-shirts are very inexpensive and with a little bit of crafty knowledge, you can do a lot of things with them. Most... Read more >>

The garage. Do those two words make you want to cringe? If so, you’re not alone. Does the thought of digging out the lawn mower and yard tools make you want to give up and call a yard service?... Read more >>

I have been on a mission lately to save money and see what we can reuse rather than always calling the donation truck or putting things out with the trash. I also think in this economy... Read more >>

Top Five Environmentally Friendly Burials “You must teach your children that the ground beneath their feet is the ashes of your grandfathers. So that they will respect the land, tell your... Read more >>