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Thank you to Hippy Shopper for sharing our home made head lice recipe

February 21st, 2008 · No Comments

Hippy Shopper

Hippy Shopper

There is nothing quite so exciting as seeing your blog mentioned on other people’s sites.
Especially when that site happens to be one you visit daily through your bookmarks.

Big thanks to AbiSilvester for sharing our head lice recipe over at her site, Hippy Shopper. I LOVE the Hippy Shopper site and couldn’t believe it when I saw our very own Little Green Blog mentioned on there. Yipee!

The Hippy Shopper blog covers ethical fashion, green gadgets and energy saving, amongst other delicious things.I confess to neglecting this blog recently, I was doing the ‘poor me’ route, thinking no one really visited or read anything here. But now I have a renewed sense of optimism and a refreshed spirit, ready to share my outpourings again.

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We’re on the second week of our ‘electricity consumption challenge’ here at Chez Green. Things are going well (but not as well as I had hoped). I’ll talk more about how we have been making some savings and reducing our carbon footprint tomorrow. I’ve been discovering some very exciting things about frugal cooking which will hopefully inspire some of you to have a go too

Enjoy the rest of the day, good people!

xxx

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Ditch the plastic bag!

Plastic bags consumed this year:
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Current eco achievments

i) I have now given up the dreaded bottled water and am using a Brita filter instead.
ii) We are using our car twice a week instead of about five times a week.
iii) The cat is off tinned food and onto 'real' food.
iv) We have cavity wall insulation - yay!
v) We are using a kettle on the woodburning stove instead of an electric one.
vi) We've fixed the shower and are using it instead of baths.
vii) We've insulated the conservatory roof.
Short term eco goals

(Over the next year)

i) Apply for planning permission for a solar panel.
ii) Research economical high-power LED options for home lighting and build our own system for the downstairs.
iii) Dig over the garden, plant and reap the harvest - organically of course!
iv) Insulate the bedroom walls.
v) Install a tankless water heater instead of using an immersion.
Long term eco goals

(over the next five years)

i) Switch to a green supplier for electricity.
ii) Install a more efficient wood burner.
iii) Install a small wind turbine.
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