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mom go green: sourcing shrimp
February 8, 2009 sourcing shrimp For the past few weeks I've been working on a project deadline, and therefore my dinner preparation has been really lame. I saw one of those "20-minute recipes" in a magazine and though...
mom go green: reading labels
March 9, 2008 reading labels I found out the most curious thing the other day. It's kind of a long story, but the short of it is I was looking at 2 kinds of peanut butter at Whole Foods. In the past I've bought the larger, s...
mom go green: green, clean schools
October 1, 2007 green, clean schools As I've been researching the use of green cleaners I learned how strong chemical cleaners (not the "green" or "eco" kind) can be really dangerous to your health as well as t...
mom go green: home green home
February 26, 2009 home green home The most thorough cleaning my cabinets have ever seen. Green cleaning companies may be all the rage, but they are not all alike. I know, because I’ve tried a few. Last week I was lucky eno...
mom go green: bugs and kids
June 1, 2007 bugs and kids Nobody likes mosquitos, or ticks for that matter. With all the barbecues, camping and outdoor fun ahead this summer it makes me wonder what bug repellant products to use on the whole family. With t...
mom go green: kid plastics
March 11, 2007 kid plastics I'm have been looking into the use of plastics and kids toys because San Francisco recetnly passed a law regarding it. On June 16, Mayor Gavin Newsom signed into law (effective December 1, 2006) t...
mom go green: October 2009
October 27, 2009 3/50 project Where I live folks take great pride in shopping locally. Anytime a big chain store wants to move into town, it is often met with strong protest. But here on my little hill, many independent neighb...
mom go green: straight from sigg's mouth
September 1, 2009 straight from sigg's mouth The CEO of Sigg posted an update on their website today regarding his statements about the bottle liners. While it sounds like he is hearing that customers felt mislead, it...
mom go green: moth spraying
March 4, 2008 moth spraying This topic is so overwhelming to me. If you don't live in the Bay Area, perhaps you can be thankful. Seems there is a pesky moth threatening the area's agriculture crops (the light brown apple moth)...
mom go green: my lightbulb moment
April 25, 2007 my lightbulb moment So the other day my little guy was helping himself to sippy cup in the kitchen drawer. Suddenly, ooops! he had broken one of the fluorescent tube (under counter) light bulbs I had stashed a...


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