When it comes to gardening, I most definitely do not have a green thumb. You would think with all my green talk that I would. I know- shocking! A few months ago, I saved a Poinsettia from dying in a landfill and let’s just say it will be spending the remainder of it’s time in in the compost bin. I ... Read More about Ways to Conserve Water While Gardening
Project Green Foot- Week 29
You know when you really want something and have been thinking about it for a few days and when the time comes- no dice? Well, that is exactly how I felt on Friday at the farmers market. I was down to the last few cucumbers on Thursday, so I just threw them in my juicer and thought “tomorrow I will ... Read More about Project Green Foot- Week 29
Local Sustainable Tomato Salsa
This past week was Canada Water Week, a week-long celebration of water from coast-to-coast-to-coast. This years theme was “Discover your water footprint.” What does this mean to you? A water footprint is that of an individual, community or business and equals the total volume of freshwater that is ... Read More about Local Sustainable Tomato Salsa
Access to water is a right- not a privilege
Isn't it beautiful? Don't you think everyone should have access to freshwater like that? How many of you have ever experienced water scarcity? The closest I have ever come is limiting when I can water my lawn or plants in the summer months. It is hard to believe that 884 million people lack access ... Read More about Access to water is a right- not a privilege
Project Green Foot- Week 28
The carrots at the farmers market are the biggest, fattest and most delicious carrots I have ever seen and tasted. I tend to buy a lot of them during the week because I enjoy juicing them. Carrot and apple or carrot and pear juice really are one of the most refreshing juices. I love the slight ... Read More about Project Green Foot- Week 28
Green Cauliflower Mash
St-Patricks day is one of my all-time favorite days to celebrate. My grand-father literally got off a boat from Ireland and ended up in Canada. Growing up I remember how important it was for him to celebrate in style with his shillelagh in one hand and a beer in the other. I guess deep down I always ... Read More about Green Cauliflower Mash
Project Green Foot- Week 27
I was disappointed with our CSA basket this week. It just seems they threw a bunch of random fruits and veggies in a basket with little though. I am pretty sure the only thing local was the tomatoes. We decided we are going to cancel our CSA basket and just purchase from the farmers market. This way ... Read More about Project Green Foot- Week 27
The Mini Raw Vegan Carrot Cake
Anyone that knows me well enough can attest to my deep love for carrots, which I will gladly eat all day, everyday in the raw, in a cake, bread, or salad- pretty much anywhere. A few weeks ago, I was craving something sweet, but not too sweet. Usually I can munch on a carrot and forget all about ... Read More about The Mini Raw Vegan Carrot Cake
Strong. Tough. Dirty. And still beautiful.
Today is International Women’s Day. A time to celebrate all the wonderful and inspirational women in our lives. We celebrate our diversity. We celebrate our accomplishments. We celebrate our beauty. We celebrate our friendships. We celebrate each other. MissRepresentation.org is a call-to-action ... Read More about Strong. Tough. Dirty. And still beautiful.
Project Green Foot – Week 26
I love farmers markets and everything they have to offer, but when I think of them it is usually in the summer months. The weather in Fort Worth has been beautiful lately, so I decided to google “farmers market in Arlington” and was pleasantly surprised to find one that is open now. I was not ... Read More about Project Green Foot – Week 26