New Journals...

Here are two new journals added to my Etsy Site. More to come...

Eco Tip - Cleaning Your Java Machine

Here's an eco tip for you. Your coffee machine is a breeding ground for mold and mildew since the inside is wet. Clean regularly by filling the carafe with 4 parts water and 2 parts vinegar. Run through the coffee pot (no need to use the filter). After running, let the machine cool and then run again usually only cold water. Nice and clean...should give you a tastier cup of Java too!!

March Themed Challenge

I have entered my Owl Journal in the March Challenge with the Florida Etsy Street Team.

Visit the team blog and cast your vote before the 31st! This is a great way to find other great artists!

http://www.etsyfest.blogspot.com/

Eco Tip of the Week

Did you know any paint can be transformed into chalkboard paint? Simply use any leftover household latex paint and mix in a few tablespoons of powdered grout...wah lah...you've just created your own custom colored chalkboard paint using left over paint!! Mix well and apply 2 coats of paint....Happy Painting.

Eco Tip Courtesy of Eco-Expert Danny Seo.

Eco Tip of the Week

A Simple yet Crafty way to recycle an empty candle jar....turn it into an incense holder.

Once the candle is burned down, rinse out the container and dry thoroughly. Go for the natural look and leave the clear glass or if you're feeling spunky...decorate the outside of the jar with paint pens. Fill the jar with sand...then insert your incense sticks or cones. Light and Enjoy!

Local Sustainable Agriculture

I watched a Dan Rather special last night about the town of Hardwick, VT and how they have created a local sustainable agriculture system. I think this is amazing and really wanted to share the clip. It would be amazing if the entire country could follow. The quality of the food we eat is more important than having our food mass produced. Enjoy!!

High Mowing Organic Seeds on "Dan Rather Reports" from High Mowing Organic Seeds on Vimeo.

Eco Tip of the Week

Clean without harmful bleach. To truly disinfect, try using rubbing alcohol instead of bleach. Rubbing alcohol kills 99.9% of all germs. ~ Courtesy of Eco-Expert Danny Seo ~