Site Updates
I’ve been reorganizing the site a bit lately with more streamlining to come. I’ve cleaned up the categories and reduced them to mere fraction of what they once were. I’m hoping this will make navigating the site a simpler task. I’ve listed the main categories in the navigation bar, so that by clicking each topic link, you’ll go to a page that lists all of the posts within that topic.
The new categories are
- Chemicals: Anything related to toxic chemicals in food and products.
- Do Good: This category covers posts featuring do-gooders or ways that we can all do more good in our daily lives.
- Environment: Recycling, Reusing, Simplifying, Saving Electricity, Reducing Consumption — if it’s green, it’s here.
- Food: Sustainable food. Eating organic, growing your own, farmer’s markets, avoiding pesticides, GMOs and more.
- Reviews: A wide range of reviews from green products to money saving products to parenting products. And of course, books. I do love books.
- Roundup: Often I find posts and articles from around the web that I’d like to share with you. I collect these in a “roundup.”
If you’re reading this by email or RSS, please click over to the site and let me know what you think.
Upcoming Review Series
For those of us who have children AND care about the environment, I think there’s nothing more important we can do than to raise our kids to be decent and kind human beings who are responsible and compassionate. As such, good parenting is important to me. I’m going to begin a series in which I review the Positive Parenting Solutions Online program. I plan to review it as I live it in hopes of providing all of you with a truthful and helpful assessment of the quality of the program. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s post for more information on this.
I realize that many of you are not parents and that for you, this series may not be of much interest. Because of this, I’m limiting the review posts to once a week, so there will still be content posted that’s relevant to everyone.
Now the links. . .
Cheat Sheet for Growing Organic Food Without a Garden from Healthy Child, Healthy World
Weekly Challenge: Shop Healthy from True Food Movement
How to Stock a Natural First Aid Kit from Simple Organic
