Looking for sustainable New Year’s Resolutions? Make steps toward an eco-friendly life with these easy ways to go green in 2018! I’ll be honest. New Years is my favorite holiday. I’m not idealist (don’t tell anyone but I actually am) but it gives you a clean break. I don’t always wait until the New Years… Read More Stillwater’s 10 Easy Ways to Go Green for the New Year
What’s Your Favorite Christmas Carol? Christmas carols brighten up the season. I would say my favorite Christmas carol is the Little Drummer Boy, Mary Did You Know and Do You See What I See. Christmas carols often get us in the holiday spirit, but sometimes they can be a bit misleading. The Christmas season is… Read More Christmas Carol: It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like…Garbage?
Sustainable Holiday Tips Do you want to go green for the holidays? The holidays can be difficult- ham or turkey? Skip the extra butter to save calories, but ooooh, it makes everything taste so much better. Buy a new real or fake tree or just use the same one as last year, though the lights… Read More How to Go Green for the Holidays
My Reasons to Give Thanks There are so many ways to give thanks and I hope to express that in this post. This post will serve multiple purposes. One, I want to say what I am thankful for. I used to be such a negative Nancy but I think I am finally coming out of… Read More A Day to Give Thanks
Importance of Gardening Gardening with kids has numerous benefits. They get a chance to be outside, active, and learn about nature. These benefits are good for adults too, but for developing brains, gardening is essential. Gardening with kids promotes a healthier lifestyle, not just from being outside, but encouraging them to eat a balanced diet.
The Service Learning Volunteer Center is housed in the OSU Student Union and it strives to help OSU students and facility find a volunteer project that suites them. I started this project a couple of months ago and met with the three interviewees: Katelyn Spencer, Cassandra Rodenbaugh and Nada Abd Elhadi. During this project, I… Read More Service Learning Volunteer Center
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is one of my favorite Civil Rights museums of all time and I’ve been to quite a few. My family and I went on vacation last week, taking a road trip through the South and ending up in Georgia to see my great aunt and great uncle.… Read More Vacation! The National Center for Civil and Human Rights
As a small business, it’s essential to grab your customer’s attention on a small budget and limited time. Fifteen Seconds. That’s all you get. That is all you get to convince someone to stay and watch the rest of your video. If you need more tips and tricks to entice your target audience, you can… Read More 15 Seconds: How to Use Video to Grab Your Customer’s Attention
I’m sure that just about everyone on this planet, at some time or another, felt insignificant. It’s easy to sit back and say, “No one cares about what I have to say, so I’m not going to try.” Money, time, convenience, lack of intelligence, not connected enough-these are the common excuses someone might have for… Read More Proof of Your Potential Impact
The Importance of Reducing Waste: Precycling Lessons Over the past few years, I’ve learned important precycling lessons. I hope to pass these precycling lessons and share the information that I’ve learned. What is Precycling Precycling, also referred to as reducing waste, is the practice of reducing consumer waste. It is the premise of the zero… Read More The Story Behind the Products: Precycling Lessons