Archive for the 'environmentalism' Category
Posted in Unschooling, empowerment, environmentalism, homeschooling, mindful parenting, relationships, vegan, vegetarian, zen by: Lisa
17 Apr
This post is about compromise.
In most aspects of my life, I’m a great compromiser. While I figure out plans for art and craft projects, I’m quite flexible on how they are actually implemented. I’m the same on cleaning, driving routes, and a wide variety of other things in my life - especially with [...]
Posted in Arizona, Tucson, environmentalism, food, holidays, party, vegan, vegetarian by: Lisa
08 Apr
Having attended Pie Party 2007, I’m thrilled to advertise the 6th annual Pie Party 2008. There will be over 150 pies and they are all vegan (raw, gluten-free, and sugar-free options available)! Amazing! Everyone in my family highly enjoyed the party last year. There were door prizes, raffles, t-shirts and pins [...]
Posted in Girl Scouts, crafts, environmentalism, green living, travel by: Lisa
26 Jan
Are you using fabric shopping bags yet? Consider the implications of plastic and paper, before you allow your purchases to be put into either again.
What you can do:
Be aware of the plastic bag problem.
Encourage the shops you frequent to have bag incentive programs; talk with the owner and/or manager - BE NICE. Write [...]
Posted in Arizona, Tucson, environmentalism, green living, vegan, vegan leather alternatives, vegetarian by: Lisa
13 Jan
I’ve had this dilemma twice now: Wear out my hands, or buy leather gloves. Silly me! I didn’t think I had options as a vegan, but I’ve been able to find vegan cactus lifting (gardening) gloves and vegan bicycling gloves. With my recent blog, “Leather - Can you live without it? Yes!” I’ve had [...]
Posted in Arizona, alternate energy, empowerment, environmentalism, green living, housing, solar energy, wind energy by: Lisa
07 Jan
One of our uninterruptible power supplies woke me up early this morning, telling me that our power had gone out. It’s January and Winter here, but not cold like in other parts of the United States, so the only real inconvenience was the beeping of the UPS and the wondering if my daughter’s Magic [...]
Posted in art, crafts, empowerment, environmentalism, green living, vegan by: Lisa
05 Jan
Is 2008 your year to become organized and get rid of all your clutter? Do you have items in closets that you haven’t looked at in years, but aren’t sure what to do with? Consider recycling your items in unusual ways.
CLOTHING:
Fur coat? Donate it to PETA; they give them to homeless [...]
Posted in Barnard, McDougall, PCRM, books, censorship, curing diseases, empowerment, environmentalism, food, lowfat, television, vegan, vegan leather alternatives, vegetarian by: Lisa
28 Dec
Go to a gathering of healthy vegans, and the topic of vegan bashing and food sabotage often arise. In a healthy and happy room of people, it’s a shock to hear utterance of these not so healthy and happy topics, yet there is often someone there desperate for advice on how to deal with [...]
Posted in Unschooling, empowerment, environmentalism, green living, homeschooling, housing, vegan, zen by: Lisa
27 Dec
I’ve been asked why I am so “radical” in so many ways to current mainstream society in the United States of America (where I live). People wonder if I just enjoy being radical for the sake of being different/exciting/rebellious.
What are a few of my “radical tendencies”?
Unschooling our children
Eating a vegan diet
Living a vegan lifestyle [...]
Posted in alternate energy, empowerment, environmentalism, green living, housing, vegan by: Lisa
26 Dec
Periodically, I enjoy taking one of the popular Earth print quizzes to determine how many Earths my family’s lifestyle requires. When I first took one of these quizzes, about six years ago, the answer was somewhere between 5 and 6 Earths! I was shocked and dismayed. Today’s answer came up: 1.2 [...]
Posted in Barnard, McDougall, PCRM, Tucson, curing diseases, environmentalism, food, lowfat, vegan, vegan recipe, vegetarian by: Lisa
18 Dec
“Don’t I need to eat fish so that my body can get the necessary Omega-3 fatty acids for my optimal health?”
Good question!
No. Humans do not need to eat animals — ever. Biologically and evolutionarily eating animals (even fish) is not necessary.
This is one question that medical professional without proper nutritional training (that would be [...]
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