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  • Winter Activities for the Whole Family

    by Guest Writer January 28, 2013
    January 28, 2013

    Winter is upon us, and while some people may not like the cold, it’s a great time to take on some fun cold-weather activities as a family. As someone who grew up with snowy winters, I love all the good…Read More

  • What’s Your Eco-Friendly Hobby?

    by Guest Writer January 21, 2013
    January 21, 2013

    January is National Hobby Month, and I can honestly say that over the years, I’ve had a number of different hobbies. By definition, a hobby is an activity or interest that one pursues during their leisure time (and it is…Read More

  • Kick Cabin Fever: Winter Activities to do in NYC

    by Guest Writer January 17, 2013
    January 17, 2013

    When the frigid air sweeps through New York City, the change in weather usually shoos residents indoors. During the winter, it is not difficult to polish off a few television seasons you may have missed, eat all of your favorite…Read More

  • Eco-Friendly Products for the Kitchen

    by Guest Writer January 14, 2013
    January 14, 2013

    As a mom, a lot of my time at home is spent in the kitchen. From preparing meals for today, to prepping for meals throughout the week, it seems like a never ending cycle. In the past, I’ve talked about…Read More

  • What To Do With Those Unwanted Gifts

    by Guest Writer January 7, 2013
    January 7, 2013

    With the holiday season in the rearview mirror, it’s now time to sift through everything that was accumulated in that short time. From clothing and toys to favorite collectibles, there’s no shortage of “stuff” that has probably found its way…Read More

  • A Look at How Far We’ve Come

    by Guest Writer December 31, 2012
    December 31, 2012

    Today I decided to take a look at how far my family has come in our journey to “go green.” Are we there yet? Certainly not. However, while we are on the path, I firmly believe that our destination is…Read More

  • Surviving Christmas

    by Guest Writer December 24, 2012
    December 24, 2012

    The Christmas season is supposed to be this joyous occasion for families to come together. Instead, it seems the commercialization of Christmas has simply made it one of the most stressful times of the year. There’s always that one toy…Read More

  • How to be an Eco-Friendly Holiday Guest

    by Guest Writer December 17, 2012
    December 17, 2012

    With the holiday season comes a number of parties—everything from parties with friends and family to co-workers. The main thing I loathe about all the parties, is all the waste. Following are some tips for helping out the host or…Read More

  • School Holiday Parties… A Food Nightmare

    by Guest Writer December 10, 2012
    December 10, 2012

    When my son was in nursery school, I dreaded holidays. It sounds horrible, but I knew I was going to have a sugar-induced child who I wouldn’t recognize on my hands. All of us parents would complain amongst ourselves about…Read More

  • How to Be a Stay-at-Home Mom

    by Guest Writer December 3, 2012
    December 3, 2012

    Back in the 1950s and 1960s it was the norm to be a stay-at-home—working moms were something of a novelty. As time has gone on, it seems that more and more families have two working parents, and children who are…Read More

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