My son 'tooned another sustainable-superhero from www.ECOwomen.net, which is a group of earth-friendly gals who I blog with. My son is going to toon us all. Being Earth-friendly can be more than FUNctional.
Now on to more Earth-Friendly news:
My daughter and I used to own horses. Back then, being "green" was not a good thing. It meant the horse and "maybe" even the rider was a newbie and the horse wasn't ready to ride - at least with any measure of safety. When someone said, "She's green." It meant the horse wasn't trained and/or experienced. So, being "green" was a bad thing. But things change.
And it's Not so any more. Green is good!
More news:
IT’S OFFICIAL! Master Gardeners are back in the city!
They will be staffing a table at the Portland Farmers Market in the King Neighborhood,
Sundays from 10am to 2pm.
So this is your chance to enjoy a little free-advice. And, come on people, free is a very good price. Come prepared with all your hard horticulture questions.
And:
For all you green people out there in P.O.: The Portland/Vancouver Redirect Guide is a fun link to finding environmentally sound local businesses:
http://www.redirectguide.com/Portland_Vancouver/index.asp
So check 'em out and help support green businesses in Portland or wherever you are.
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7 comments:
Yep, being green as in being inexperienced...green, like an unripe fruit, green as in greenhorn.
Speaking of green, our string beans are starting to come on, about the only thing that will grow in this heat!
Kim, found your comment this morning -- a nice way to begin my day and wanted to reciprocate. Always glad to connect with other writers and also glad you enjoyed the quotes. :) Have a nice weekend. Be good to yourself.
We have this where I live, Master Gardeners who give advice, such an amazing service.
Hi Kim! Just wanted to swing by from Rachelle's blog party. Nice to meet you!
Sorry to hear about your layoff. Been there; not fun.
Have a wonderful weekend!
~Jennifer
Oh, I love this clipart image!
We have master gardeners on public radio every week--so nice to get free advice from the experts!
I took the Master Gardening course in my area about15 years ago...I learned sooo much...unfortunately, my thumbs still have no green in them...but I can grow a dandelion with the best of them...grin...
p.s. I nominated you for a Kreativ Blogger Award over on Hazel's Crock Pot Kitchen...Hugs...
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