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Recycled Glasses
May 4, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment
I stumbled upon this site – The Green Glass Company - months ago. The company is in Wisconsin and recycles bottles into glassware. There process is environmentally friendly. I LOVE THESE!

Since finding the site I have been dreaming of owning a few of these bar ware collections. The colors of the collections are fabulous ranging from the deep blue seen on this site to a pale blue/green color. I am particularly fond of the deep green collection as well. It would be difficult for me to make a decision!
Star Provisions on Howell Mill carries the line of glasses. Of course you can order on line as well. AND their shipping materials are also recycled materials.
Zoo Plant Sale
May 1, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment
This Saturday the Zoo Atlanta is hosting a plant sale. Zoo Horticulture experts will be on hand to offer advice and answer questions. Native plant varieties will be offered for sale. Sale is this Saturday, May 2nd from 8 am to 2pm. Click here for more information. The sale benefit’s the Zoo’s Green Team whose goal is to maintain a sustainable workplace at the Zoo. Thus far they achieved some amazing accomplishments – click here for details on the Zoo’s Green Team.
Electronic Recycling This Weekend!
April 22, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment
Electronic recycling this weekend ~ April 25th & 26th from 10 am to 4pm. It is located at the IKEA parking lot – East Lot.
Shout out to Jeffrey Wisard for the information!
Lists – Recycled
April 8, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment
I enjoy a good list. I make them frequently to help me move through my week. Recently I purchased a dry erase board for my office lists to help reduce my paper usage. It has been working great and is a stand out on desk that is surrounded by lots of paper. Container Store has really some great options like these that are made from recycled Melamine or these colorful options that can also hold a magnet. If you want something to help you stay in the lines – here is a great option.
Earth Hour
March 28, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment
Tonight at 8:30pm – local time – celebrate earth hour by turning off your lights for one hour. Vote EARTH.
Botanical Gardens
March 24, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment



October 2008 ~ Botanical Gardens, Atlanta
Do Windows!
March 24, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment
Take some time this spring and wash your windows – inside and out. You will be amazed at what a difference it makes in your home. If you have windows that are hard to reach – consider hiring someone reputable to do the task for you. If you live in a condo or a townhouse – see if you can get a discount for having the entire building done.
If you are selling your house – this really does make a difference when you are on the market. You will be amazed at how much brighter and lighter your rooms will feel. Buyers all want – light and bright. I have never had a buyer who asked me to find something darker with less natural light. An added benefit is that prosepective buyers will see how clean and well loved your home is. Set your self apart from the competition with the details.
Earth-friendly window cleaners:
Seventh Generation - Cleans without harsh chemicals, is biodegradable and no streaks.
Method - non-toxic cleaner offering you streak-free glass with one of my favorite smells – Mint. I might have to try this one just for the smell!
If you prefer not to have a separate cleaner for your glass – try vinegar and water. vinegar is a great grime fighter and a product I use frequently in cleaning. Chances are you already have some distilled white vinegar on hand. Don’t let the smell stop you from using it – it vanishes quickly.
Earth Day – April 18th
March 24, 2009 by Leigh Hays · Leave a Comment
Mark your calendars for April 18, 2009 for Earth Day. Challenge yourself by pledging to make one change in your life to help out the earth. Need some inspiration? Earth Day on Earth 911 is just the place to be inspired to make a change!
I am researching worm composting and I am pledging to reduce non-recyclable packaging in products I purchase.






