For a split second, I had to decide: to put the damp towels from the wash machine into the dryer, or to hang them up to dry. I could hear Prad’s admonitions, I knew full well what would be best. The temptation was too great, though, the open door of the dryer calling me to [...]
Archive for April, 2007
Dryer
Posted in Green Girl Wannabe, tagged conscience, dryer, eco-sins, ecopsychology, environment, guilt, human behavior on April 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
“Paper or Plastic”
Posted in Green Girl Wannabe, tagged confession, eco-sins, ecopsychology, environment, grocery shopping, guilt, human behavior, plastic bags, reusable bags, sustainability, Whole Foods on April 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
What will it take for me to remember to bring the reusable bags to Whole Foods? That one is a real hard one. On my way back from Foothill, I decided to swing by Whole Foods to do some last minute grocery shopping, just to be efficient. Of course, the bags were not in the [...]
H&M
Posted in Parenting, tagged addiction, conscience, eco-sins, ecopsychology, green, H & M, Parenting, shopping on April 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Charlotte asked me to spend the day with her in San Francisco. She wants to see the Vivienne Westwood exhibit at the De Young, and then go shopping to H&M, with lunch in between. How could I possibly refuse? a day with my dear daughter all to myself. Plus, H&M is one of my favorite [...]
Breakfast Extravaganza
Posted in Parenting, tagged consumption, ecopsychology, Food, green conscience, guilt, Parenting, waste on April 20, 2007 | 4 Comments »
Filled with motherly love, I woke up this morning determined to dazzle Catherine with a breakfast extavaganza. Nothing spared. My green conscience, Prad that is, had not woken up yet, but I could hear his voice. Why are you making so much? She never has time to eat her breakfast. Why are you wasting? Still, [...]
Two Mango Peels
Posted in Green Girl Wannabe, tagged compost, eco-sins, environment, waste on April 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
It is not good to dispose of waste in the garbage disposal, anymore. I heard it from my friend Pauline, several months ago. Pauline is an authority in the field of environmental education at University of Hawaii. All that organic stuff ends up in the water stream where it releases a bunch of nasty compounds [...]