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How I Contribute for #ZeroWasteWeek

Posted on September 6, 2017 by SpookyMrsGreen

Well, I suppose really I should not be contributing to Zero Waste Week, if you get my meaning! Have you heard of the challenge? Environmental waste management is a big deal in the Green household, because my husband is a … Continue reading →

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Doing our Bit for a #brightFuture

Posted on October 10, 2016 by SpookyMrsGreen

Sustainable waste management is something of a mantra in our house. My husband is a Chartered Waste Manager, and as a pagan, I want to do my bit to help preserve the natural world in which we live. Therefore, when … Continue reading →

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Have Yourself a Frugal Little Christmas

Posted on December 5, 2015 by SpookyMrsGreen

Like most families with young children, my husband and I find the thought of Christmas shopping a little bit daunting. Or at least, we would do, if we were not also conscious about the environment. My husband is a Chartered … Continue reading →

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The Awakeners; A Cute New #Recycling Initiative

Posted on February 17, 2014 by SpookyMrsGreen

I may have previously mentioned that my husband is a Chartered Waste Manager. So it was that he opened up an email newsletter and followed the link to a page showcasing The Awakeners, from Generation Awake. We then viewed this … Continue reading →

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My Spiritual Journey; A New Attitude for the New Year

Posted on January 19, 2014 by SpookyMrsGreen

During 2013 I became so overwhelmed with being a mother, housewife and publishing two novels, that I feel I strayed ‘off the path’ so to speak from my spiritual pursuits. As it turned out I never did. Everything I do … Continue reading →

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Reusable Nappies are Easier than you Think

Posted on August 25, 2013 by SpookyMrsGreen

My husband and I decided to use washable nappies for our children. When I was pregnant with my eldest daughter, I struggled to find enough guidance and advice about how to use such nappies, and indeed which ones to use. … Continue reading →