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If I hear one more time how “trendy” being “green” has become, I might explode. Wake up and smell the shade-grown-fairly-traded-coffee people. Guest post by Wendy Gabriel Living sustainably is not trendy; it’s a thoughtful, responsible way to live. It’s not just about putting your plastic bottles in the recycling bin; it’s about realizing that you should avoid the plastic bottle all together. It’s about really thinking about your impact on your community, your city and your world

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Mildred’s Temple Kitchen 85 Hanna Avenue 416-588-5695 Brunch for two with all taxes, tip and coffee: $50 I am a student of the theory of dressing up to go out. Maybe it’s because I work from home and yoga pants and a t-shirt are my regular uniform, but I always find it appropriate, when going out into the world, to make a bit of an effort. Some make-up, a cute outfit, polished shoes. It makes me appreciate a nice place so much more, and there are some restaurants, whether because of the a

We have all heard about Green Tea and how it can be a source of antioxidant properties. However, it looks like it can be used as a green tea weight loss program as well. The reason behind green tea making an excellent way to lose the weight is not only because of the many antioxidants that it provides, but a also because if has special benefits that help the body to burn the unwanted calories as well as speed up the metabolism. Green tea works similar to coffee by using what is called thermo

A Cherry tree has overtaken an old farm utensil in an abandoned field The short piece below is from What We Hold In Our Hands: a Slow Road Reader. The “friend” it speaks of I had not seen since the early 80s. He was just here, and it was as if we’d had our last conversation over coffee a week ago instead of 25 years ago. I’ll hope to tell you more soon. One summer not long after college, a good friend and I were backpacking through the sunken canyons of the Bankhead Wilderness in Alab