You can read about Hip Mountain Mama's One Small Change vision here. I encourage you all to participate.
Check out this pdf for information on facts about paper waste... http://www.id2.ca/downloads/eco-design-paper-facts.pdf
A first time blog about everything and nothing but things that probably interest me somewhat.
You can read about Hip Mountain Mama's One Small Change vision here. I encourage you all to participate.
Check out this pdf for information on facts about paper waste... http://www.id2.ca/downloads/eco-design-paper-facts.pdf

We plan to hang dry as many of our jeans as possible. There is always going to be "Mom, I don't have any jeans clean" and I will put them in the dryer for those emergencies!
Tomorrow begins our new change for the month of February which I will blog about sooner than later. But, to give you a hint - paper towels.
Yes, I've given birth to two beautiful girls but that pain went away within 72 hours. The pain I feel now has lasted since about August so I'm rating it pretty high on the pain scale because of its longevity. The good news is I can FEEL again and the bad news is I'm just a tween when it comes to those FEELINGS. My pain just comes rolling out of me so forcefully and it expresses itself in tears. I pray to God to please dilute the pain and to please show me a way to deal with feeling so hurt. It comes and goes in revelations but mostly it goes. I know God is working with me because I can feel a warm glow at times...Thanks be to God (heads bow).
That's all for now...
First let me say that this is something I could write about for hours but I'll probably get off on a tangent and not make any sense so here goes a smalllllll tangent. It takes more energy to be assertive than being aggressive or passive. Energy can be derived from many emotions including anger. Anger produces a stimulant that can speed up our heart and make our hands shake. It is fair to experience every emotion but each emotion has an appropriate response, time and place. Many people are just straight angry while others convert their anger into sadness. Ask yourself the next time you are overwhelmed: "Am I angry, sad or scared?" If sad then crying maybe an appropriate response; If scared then anxiety and angry then...?WHAT???
I don't get it. I've never noticed that I do not have an "appropriate" response to anger. I'm a converter of anger into tears as that is hard wired in me. So, now it is time to learn a new approach for deciphering emotions. I mean, who really stops and thinks every time they are upset to ask themselves if they are mad, sad or scared? It's strange but I think this is needed at times for emotional development. So, let's try doing this for the next week and see how it goes.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Growing is, well, not fun really but it's worth it.