When you already used the Baggu you keep in your purse earlier in the day. No, sir, I would NOT like a bag! I’ll shove everything in my super cute Bungalow 360 purse, thank you very much! It’s easy to say no to a bag when you get in the habit – so make it [...]
Entries from June 2009
June 22, 2009
Cookie Time
Gather round you friends of mine, I’m Pretty Green Girl and it’s Cookie Time! Sorry, had to throw a little Troop Beverly Hills in there. One of my favorite movies of all time! Who remembers it? I’m actually trying to figure out a way to play it for all my friends when we go glamping [...]
June 16, 2009
Your Cup is Hatching!
Remember that super cute I Am Not a Paper Cup reusable mug I got awhile back? Not all it’s cracked up to be (ha ha). The adorable little kid I was babysitting for the other night looked at my mug, full of soy latte, and said, “your cup is hatching.” I didn’t get it at [...]
June 13, 2009
Nothing Over $30 Sale
Eco-friendly fashion site The Green Loop is having an awesome sale! Stewart+Brown, Edun, Sublet… some of this stuff usually goes for up to $300 (!). Fair trade, organic fabrics, upcycled materials – they’ve got of cute green fashion you can feel good about buying (and can actually afford, for once). Check it out now before [...]
June 10, 2009
What’s Fresh in Your Area
I’m sorry guys, I am like 12 years old, but this title totally sounds like an ad for Summer’s Eve, no? Via Twitter (thanks for the RT that caught my attention, Foodzie), I found this really cool interactive map, where you can find out what’s seasonal and fresh where you live. Apparently okra is in [...]
June 8, 2009
Green Skin
No, I’m not talking about this look: but it is pretty wicked, as my friends in New England might say. Awhile back, my sister told me about this cool website, Cosmetics Database, where you can look up beauty products and see their score in terms of safety and environmental impact. You can search via keyword [...]
June 2, 2009
Eat (and Trade) Your Veggies!
A few weeks ago, I posted about Neighborhood Fruit, an awesome website that allows you to find and share the bounty of neighborhood fruit trees. This morning, I read about a similar site, Veggie Trader, which allows users to trade, buy and sell produce, herbs, nuts, seeds, etc. Unfortunately, there are not a ton of [...]
