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Member | DakotaRisingMoon Windsor, ON, Canada posts 831 8:13 am August 2, 2011
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I though of posting this so we can share what we do and give ideas to others. So , here are mine :
- I grow a garden with no pesticides , and I raise black swallowtail caterpillars that I find on parsley (He is starting to pupate soon!) and I am going to plant strawberries, which attracts emperor moths
- I volunteer at a local rehabilitation center ( I help take care of baby birds, hurt birds and sometimes other animals)
- I recycle
- I'm adding more plants into my garden , mostly to make tea with, and one plant, bergamot, is loved by hummingbirds.
- If I ever have too many tomatoes, I am thinking of selling themand donating all the money for a good cause.
Anyway, what's yours?
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Member | anouk posts 82 8:57 pm August 2, 2011
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that's wonderful!
I grow a garden too, recycle, use cloth diapers (which are great btw if anyone is ever considering them)
visit the salvation army for clothing and toy needs, use natural cleaning products and cosmetics where ever I can, leave seeds and nuts for the birds and squirrels, pick up rubbish in our local forest and teach my children to love and respect mother nature…and there is so much more i could do, but it's a start.
:)
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Member | ta posts 702 11:51 pm August 2, 2011
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anouk said:
I grow a garden too, recycle, use cloth diapers (which are great btw if anyone is ever considering them)
About cloth diapers. You have to clean it daily right?
I have heard of it, but did not know much about it.
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Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are a good person, is like expecting a bull not to attack because you are a vegetarian. -Dennis Wholey.
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Member | anouk posts 82 12:11 pm August 3, 2011
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i use these daipers;
http://www.theluvyourbaby.com/…..quare-tab/
and wash every other day. It's super easy and they are so much nicer on babies skin than bought ones.
saves the environment and alot of money also!
:)
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Member | anouk posts 82 12:18 pm August 3, 2011
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i forgot to mention another thing i do for the environment which i really, really recommend to all you beautiful goddesses out there is this……http://www.squawkfox.com/2008/…..your-life/
:)
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Member | themiddlewoodsyone Naola posts 87 2:31 pm August 11, 2011
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plant trees and other plants, go into the woods and pick up trash periodicallly to recycle, sometimes even find things worth keeping, practice nature spirituality, spread loving vibes as much as possible, let myself be wild, buy hemp products, participate on sites like this, contact the town when i see oil dumped in the woods, and stuff like that.. protest trees being cut, take ribbons off trees when i see them, make shrines out of old abandoned buildings in the woods lol, worship the Yomo and Yaveyetta, Aset, Anu, and the old Gods, but see that all are one (the gods are the aspects of Nature itself, in egypt NTR), try to see nature in everything, meditate, use alternative herbal medicines as much as possible, not synthetic drugs, email temples/churches about planting trees also, and nature conscious rituals, not against their beliefs..
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| stellar posts 370 12:13 pm August 13, 2011
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themiddlewoodsyone said:
miya ralwen os finoday danu ai mety dru selchy en larsen rina, ines
And what language is this?
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Being too full of sleep to understand
How far the unknown transcends the what we know
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Member | DakotaRisingMoon Windsor, ON, Canada posts 831 4:26 pm August 13, 2011
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stellar said:
themiddlewoodsyone said:
miya ralwen os finoday danu ai mety dru selchy en larsen rina, ines
And what language is this?
According to Google Translate's " Detect language" it's German, but it didn't give a translation.. I think it's Celtic though.
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| stellar posts 370 5:01 pm August 13, 2011
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Nah it's not, I know German and a little bit of Celtic. I think she just made it up :P
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Being too full of sleep to understand
How far the unknown transcends the what we know
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Member | themiddlewoodsyone Naola posts 87 3:22 pm August 14, 2011
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its a sacred language that i sometimes speak ;)
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