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While browsing through the eclectic Anthropologie the other day, I came across a really amazing old book, How to Behave and Why, by Munro Leaf. Though first published in 1946, the lessons are as useful today as they were back then, and the lang (read full article)
I've decided to spread my love of gardening by conducting a giveaway of two of my favorite books: All New Square Foot Gardening by Mel Bartholomew and The Organic Lawn Care Manual by Paul Tukey Here's how the giveaway will work: Leave a brief comme (read full article)
A year and a half ago, a friend forwarded to me the link to the really great blog, Tiny Art Director, written by graphic artist Bill Zeman. The blog documents several years of "commissions" by his daughter, starting when she was two years old.& (read full article)
The past month has been a busy one chez EcoMeg, which accounts for the sparse posts here on the blog. Here's what I've been up to... In mid-January, I started potty training my toddler. This turned out to be remarkably easy. He got (read full article)
For your consideration this holiday and all throughout the year: here's a big list of great gifts that also happen to be good "green" choices! Enjoy! *** There are so many reasons why the Kindle is great, not the least of which is that it (read full article)
I am excited to announce the launch of my online store, "EcoMeg Recommends..." Here you will find many products that will assist you on your journey to live a greener lifestyle. Many of the Featured Products have been the subject of my blog (read full article)
How long does it take for a book to be considered a classic? For Mo Willems' books, not long at all. Our favorite Willems books are Leonardo, the Terrible Monster, Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale and Don't Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus. &nbs (read full article)
Wrangling two squirmy, impatient children into the children's hair salon (salon might be overstating it) once every few months isn't what I would call fun. The wait is sometimes quite long, the toys in the waiting room are grimy and inevitably (read full article)
My children LOVE straws and could therefore go through many of those plastic ones every day. Tired of the waste, uncomfortable with the notion of using them on warm drinks and really uncomfortable with the idea of glass straws, I found these S (read full article)
What could be greener than making sure that whatever food you prepare is tasty? Tasty food is sure to be eaten, not thrown away as leftovers days later. I can't really remember where the idea came from - maybe a cooking show. The basic message was (read full article)
I think we should all endeavor to get whatever vitamins and minerals we need from natural sources in our diet. To that end, I consistently put healthy, well-balanced meals and snacks in front of my kids. Without fail, even on birthdays (I (read full article)
Yesterday, I saw an article about how Heidi Klum gets back into shape after having babies. She sounds no-nonsense. Clearly she's very disciplined, exercises and eats well. She also doesn't procrastinate, but gets back into shape immediately rather (read full article)
Yesterday, I saw an article about how Heidi Klum gets back into shape after having babies. She sounds no-nonsense. Clearly she's very disciplined, exercises and eats well. She also doesn't... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website fo (read full article)
Yesterday, I saw an article about how Heidi Klum gets back into shape after having babies. She sounds no-nonsense. Clearly she's very disciplined, exercises and eats well. She also doesn't procrastinate, but gets back into shape immediately rather (read full article)
Parents of small children inevitably face the question of what healthy snacks are best to take along, should the need arise (and it always does!). Whenever I expect to be out during snack time, I pack a small insulated bag with an ice pack, drinks, (read full article)
We live in a part of the US that is very hot from July through September. People joke about how they don't see their neighbors at all during this time frame because everyone stays indoors. It's no joke, though, when it's humid and 110 degrees F for (read full article)
A few years ago, as a gift for my first son, my sister bought him a wonderful wooden bunny from Gunther Keil's Wild Apples. It had a little door and inside were a bunch of wooden bunnies and other bunny-related items. I went on to buy a similarly-t (read full article)
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