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Tag Archives: Green Ideas
Backpacks, racks, and panniers, oh my!
Recent question from reader Rebecca: “At the moment I’m using a backback, but it has limited capacity. So I’m wondering what you do… baskets? panniers? racks? I’d love any advice on that subject.” Great question. I used to be a … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Green Ideas
Tagged bicycling, bike commuting, bike gear, Green Ideas, reuse
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Carrot rack
I stopped in to Local Harvest Grocery yesterday, where I snagged the coveted carrot rack parking spot. A couple of weeks ago, I discovered that they carry bulk (organic) rolled oats. I eat oatmeal for breakfast pretty much every day. … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Food, Green Ideas
Tagged Biking, breakfast, Green Ideas, green living, oatmeal, reduce
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Tiny choices success
I frequent the Tiny Choices blog for their green living insights, and as a fairly regular reader, I completed their survey. Tiny Choices featured my survey last Thursday. In it, I mentioned my struggle to speak up in a constructive … Continue reading
Two square
I visited an elementary school recently, and I could not help but notice the sticker on the toilet paper dispenser — the number “2” next to a picture of toilet paper squares. This reminded me of the “These Come from … Continue reading