Today is a busy day for me. I really have to get some work done and dig out the piles in my office, but I want to pass on some links to what other people are doing and saying about chemical sensitivity and the environment.
At The Canary Report Susie has generously posted an article I wrote about our recent house restoration project. While you're there, be sure to watch the short video on The People's Market in Oakland, CA. It's truly inspiring.
If you're a facebook fan, there's a new group to join, "I made a sustainable choice today." You can do a search for it or link through my page (if you're my friend, that is, which I hope you all are). The group was started by one of my favorite bloggers, green mormon architect. The idea is that you will make (at least) one conscious choice each day to do something that is environmentally sustainable. Some examples would be using reusable grocery bags, planning all your weekly errands for one trip, reusing something you have instead of buying new, etc. We probably do these kinds of things every day, but being part of this group has made me more thoughtful about it, causing me to do even more.
My grandson is working on a school project this weekend around the theme of "the power of one." He's making a collage of environmentally-friendly things we can all do (using recycled magazine pictures, of course). He's learning that even a seven-year-old can have a positive impact on the world. Just imagine what we can all do together.
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Aloha Catherine! Thank you so much for sharing your renovation experience with The Canary Report. I've already referred several people to the post who have written asking about renovation materials. The links you've shared are invaluable. It was so generous of you to share your research. Thanks again and thanks also for all the work you do to promote Multiple Chemical Sensitivity awareness. Enjoy your new home spa! Susie at The Canary Report
Aloha Catherine! Thank you so much for sharing your renovation experience with The Canary Report. I've already referred several people to the post who have written asking about renovation materials. The links you've shared are invaluable. It was so generous of you to share your research. Enjoy your new home spa! Thanks again, Susie at The Canary Report
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