Hey all!
You all know that James works in constructions and its not the most eco-friendly business. However we were browsing around Craigslist the other night and came across this add from Habitat for Humanity.
They have their own store of stuff--appliances, windows, doors, tile-you name it they probably have it!
And to think that you will not only be helping the environment by reusing used, sometimes new!, things while at the same time helping a great charity.
Here's their site for the Tacoma Region, they could have some in other areas, but I'm not sure!
Check it out!!!
TPC-Habitat.org: ReStore
Come read about how my family and I "Go Green" in an effort to be more aware of how to protect what God created and bring the HIM glory at the same time!
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Thursday, August 2, 2007
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Eco-Friendly Grass
Yes, there is even eco-friendly grass out there! I was actually looking around the Internet and stumbled across these 2 sites. Personally I like not just because you don't have to mow it hardly ever, but because it grows so slowly and has very sturdy roots.
I personally do not mow my lawn (thanks Baby!!) but I know it takes my hubby over 2 hours to do ours because its so big.
We are considering doing this in just our front lawn first so we can build up our garden in the backyard and then plant the grass.
here's the sites, hope they inspire you to consider not mowing your lawn!!
Wildflower Farm -Eco Friendly Grass (they also have a TON of wildflower options as well)
NoMow Grass
I personally do not mow my lawn (thanks Baby!!) but I know it takes my hubby over 2 hours to do ours because its so big.
We are considering doing this in just our front lawn first so we can build up our garden in the backyard and then plant the grass.
here's the sites, hope they inspire you to consider not mowing your lawn!!
Wildflower Farm -Eco Friendly Grass (they also have a TON of wildflower options as well)
NoMow Grass
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