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Happy Earth Day!

mcwilkerson1977@yahoo.com (Shelly Hardage-Wilkerson) — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 10:51:16 -0700

The Earth and Me Go Green

mcwilkerson1977@yahoo.com (Shelly Hardage-Wilkerson) — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 14:42:26 -0700

Always use olive oil or canola oil when cooking. They are the best of the oils out on the market. As far as olive oil, always consider EVOO before regular olive oil. Your digestive system will thank you later.

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mcwilkerson1977@yahoo.com (Shelly Hardage-Wilkerson) — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 11:07:02 -0700

When feeding your pet, be sure to choose foods that are natural and organic. We as pet owners need to be cautious of what or furry friends are digesting as well as ourselves. Toy and play things are another one to be cautious of. If you wouldnt chew on it or eat it, do you really want your pet chewing on it and eating it?

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mcwilkerson1977@yahoo.com (Shelly Hardage-Wilkerson) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:27:33 -0700

When buying school supplies or office supplies for the year for your school-age children or yourself be sure to consider the products your children are going to be using on an everyday basis, and especially consider the products some of your school age children with be sticking in their mouths. There are products out on the market that offer natural ingredients and are not only save for the environment but also okay for preschoolers to nibble on and some older kids to bite while taking those tests or you while in that stressful business meeting. Here are some products to consider:

See Jane Work

Romp

Magic Cabin

Green Earth Office Supply

Alex Toys

Green Line Paper

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mcwilkerson1977@yahoo.com (Shelly Hardage-Wilkerson) — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 11:47:18 -0700

Instead of using water to wash off the driveway, try sweeping it with a regular broom or push-broom and putting trash where it belongs. Since using the water hose causes water waste and run off of litter, junk that you hose off your driveway can eventually get to waterways.

Water hoses use 25 gallons of water every five minutes when used to wash off the driveway. If you use a broom instead, you will burn about 173 cals an hour sweeping versus 86 when using a water hose.

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