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What was that bump?
A journey towards simplicity for ourselves, our health, our environment and our sanity
What was that bump?
Labels
- Challenges (7)
- Family goals (15)
- food (11)
- pictures of kids (5)
- plastics (4)
- reduce waste (12)
- Resource consumption (12)
- Simplify (16)
- stop junk mail (2)
- transportation (3)
- Tv-free living (2)
Blog Archive
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2007
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May
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- I'm a soy-milk makin' machine
- Running the numbers
- To be, or not to be...vegan
- Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without.
- Time is money
- New American Dream
- 10 things to never buy again
- 838 Ways to Amuse a Child
- "Local" is the new organic
- Simple ways to make a difference
- Ideas on living simple
- Change in mindset
- Getting away from the Joneses
- The crowd pleasers
- Our goals
- Consumer
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May
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Helpful Websites
- Ad Busters
- children's health environment coalition
- Composters
- EnviroMom
- Green Mountain Renewable Home Energy
- Healthy child, healthy world
- Info on plastics
- National Green Pages
- New American Dream
- Plastic-free living blog
- Reduce Carbon Output
- Stop Junk Mail
- Stop Junk Mail 2
- The Story of STUFF
- Tips on how to reduce waste
- Turn off the TV
- Vegan outreach
Total Items Decluttered from our House
Thousands (moving helps!)
What is The Compact?
1) to go beyond recycling in trying to counteract the negative global environmental and socioeconomic impacts of U.S. consumer culture, to resist global corporatism, and to support local businesses, farms, etc; 2) to reduce clutter and waste in our homes (as in trash Compact-er); 3) to simplify our lives (as in Calm-pact)
What is The Compact?
1) to go beyond recycling in trying to counteract the negative global environmental and socioeconomic impacts of U.S. consumer culture, to resist global corporatism, and to support local businesses, farms, etc; 2) to reduce clutter and waste in our homes (as in trash Compact-er); 3) to simplify our lives (as in Calm-pact)
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