This is Day 149 of the Green in 365 series! Now that we've defined our obstacles, purged our closets, and thought about our shopping choices, today I want to share with you some great resources for putting together a wardrobe that works for you. I have been referencing these posts, blogs and ebooks over the past year or so, to help me better define my style, and work toward building a wardrobe that works for me and the season of life that I am in right now. Building a … [Read more...]
Building a Wardrobe that Works for You: Shopping {Green in 365: Bedroom}
This is Day 147 of the Green in 365 series! We're continuing to talk this week about how we can build a wardrobe that works for us, and now that we've purged the clothes out of our closet that we no longer wear, we need to think about adding some items to our closets to help round them out and be able to create outfits that are easy to put together, and help us to look and feel our best. This is honestly, a hard post for me to write, maybe that's why I've been putting it off … [Read more...]
Illuminating Light Bulb Choices {Green in 365: Bedroom}
This is Day 134 of the Green in 365 series! By Hilary Kimes Bernstein of Accidentally Green I remember when compact fluorescent lightbulbs were introduced to the public. My husband and I had just bought our first house, and we invested in dozens of CFL lightbulbs to conserve energy. Room by room, we replaced every incandescent bulb with a CFL one. The lighting definitely looked different, but we were excited at the thought of saving so much money. Then our electric bill … [Read more...]
Building a Wardrobe that Works for You: Obstacles {Green in 365: Bedroom}
This is Day 133 of the Green in 365 series! Since we're talking about our Bedrooms this month, one of the main things that we do in our bedrooms is get dressed. We store our clothing, shoes and accessories in our closets and dressers, and we choose the clothes that we will put on to present ourselves to the world every day. Most people would admit that they have way more clothes in their closet then they actually wear on a regular basis, or even need. I know this is true for … [Read more...]
