Monthly Archives: March 2012
Charlotte Agnes Hackett Rowley – A Life Well Lived
My amazing great grandmother passed away recently. She was a class act, traditional but someone who followed her own path. Religious but not zealous. Healthy but enjoyed a good meal and a tasty dessert even more. It was difficult to … Continue reading
The Eco Weekly Wrap-Up: Millennials
I had two immediate reactions to The Atlantic’s article “Millennials Are, Like, Meh About the Environment and Stuff”. One, I hate generation names, and two, if I could name a generation I would label everyone born post 2005 as Generation … Continue reading
Homemade Granola Power Bar
Have you ever tasted something so amazing that you had to ask your host for the recipe but once home it never tastes the same again? Continue reading
Eco-Friendly Gardening
Today’s blog is a guest post by Nate Armstrong. You can contact Nate on Twitter @N8Armstrong One of the most popular answers to the question, “How can I be more economical?” is grow your own food. But planting and maintaining a … Continue reading
Why Canon Envirothon Matters
To me, Envirothon, or Canon Envirothon thanks to Canon’s dedication and sponsorship, is where the hard science of environmental science came to life. As a junior in high school, I didn’t care about the competition but the idea of spending … Continue reading
Newsflash: I Am Not Superwoman
Alright folks, it’s confession time. I am not Superwoman. For a while there I thought I was but apparently I am not, and the worst part is I think I was the last person to realize that. Continue reading
Wave Goodbye
My husband’s grandfather passed away on February 19th at the age of 98. PawPaw lived an extraordinary life of adventure and travel, boom and bust, health and sickness, but at his memorial service little was spoken of his accomplishments. Most … Continue reading
