Seattle Tilth’s Maritime Northwest Garden Guide contains information about everything you need to know to start and maintain a garden in the Northwest. I’ll still turn to the extension service, but now I have another resource I can trust when it comes to growing our food.
By eating PB&J instead of a meat sandwich at lunch, you’ll save 2.5 lbs of carbon dioxide emissions, 962 gallons of water, and 12–50 square feet of land. I’ve gathered up some other great recipes if PB&J isn’t your favorite.
Why not start your own little bike tour? Museums, parks and gardens, little boutiques, cafes, bookstores—you could make a day of checking out whatever interests you. If you’ve been feeling sluggish or bored, it might be just the thing to make it all good again.
Buy one awesome LED flashlight with batteries recharged by solar panels, and send one to Africa for free!
The Other Portland conference raised some interesting questions about art, the environment, and the nature of nature. The exhibit is at the Portland Art Center until 2/24/07—check it out!
John and I decided that we should probably look into some roadside assistance before our cross–country drive. So far we’ve had a great experience with Better World Club. I highly recommend giving them a chance!
Some time ago I pointed out a chart of the worst non-organic foods to eat. John discovered a handy article on Care2.org that offers some alternatives that provide similar vitamins and minerals.