Like to goof around on the computer?
Yeah, me too. (Although I try to curtail this habit, as it leads to N.D.W.S. [Non-dish washing syndrome]).
A number of sites have caught my eye lately, and I thought I would share them with you.
Idealbite.com “Ideal Bite offers bite-sized ideas for light green living.”
Thesimpledollar.com “The Simple Dollar is for those of us who need both cents and sense: people fighting debt and bad spending habits while building a financially secure future and still affording a latte or two.”
Grist.org “We exist to tell the untold stories, spotlight trends before they become trendy, and engage the apathetic. We’re fiercely independent in our coverage; we throw brickbats when they’re needed and bestow kudos when they’re warranted. And while we take our work seriously, we don’t take ourselves seriously, because of the many things this planet is running out of, sanctimonious tree-huggers ain’t one of them.”
Virtual Bubble Wrap Because sometimes you just need to let off a little steam, without the guilt of unnecessary plastic usage.
Tell us about your favorite websites in the comments section below.
Katy Wolk-Stanley
“Use it up, wear it up, make it do or do without.”
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I subscribed to Ideal Bite for a while and eventually unsubscribed. It seemed like 90% of the tips were, “Buy organic sunscreen” or “buy organic lemons” or “buy organic limes”, or “buy recycled disposable razors”. Buy, buy, buy, buy, buy! I want to hear more about how to use less, not how to buy “green” stuff. Have you felt the same way about the tips?