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Monday, November 23, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Black Friday @ Green The World
BLACK FRIDAY @ Green The World
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| Network: | Global |
| Start Time: | Friday, November 27, 2009 at 10:00am |
| End Time: | Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 6:00pm |
| Location: | 4171 Riverdale Road, Riverdale Utah 84405 (next to Best Buy) |
Description
TEEZ SPORTSWEAR will be having her CHRISTMAS FLEECE SALE this year at Green The World on Friday 11/27 and Saturday 11/28. Teez Sportswear is a local business woman who has sold at the Farmers Market for 20 years and offers Fleece Pants, Shorts, Mittons, Scarves, Bags, Neck Gators and much more including toddler and baby pants and hats. She has a huge following in the Ski and Outdoor World so please stop buy for all your Christmas Shopping.
FROM THE EARTH JEWELRY will be hosting a Jewelry Party at Green The World on Friday 11/27 from 10am to Noon. You can earn FREE Jewelry, have lots of fun and see the new Winter line and Colors.
Green The World will be having several items on sale and will be giving away a FREE Reusable Christmas Shopping Bag with every Gift Certificate Purchased. Free product samples and refreshments will be served. Custom Gift Baskets available and several new items to check out.
FROM THE EARTH JEWELRY will be hosting a Jewelry Party at Green The World on Friday 11/27 from 10am to Noon. You can earn FREE Jewelry, have lots of fun and see the new Winter line and Colors.
Green The World will be having several items on sale and will be giving away a FREE Reusable Christmas Shopping Bag with every Gift Certificate Purchased. Free product samples and refreshments will be served. Custom Gift Baskets available and several new items to check out.
Black Friday @ Green The World
BLACK FRIDAY @ Green The World
| Host: | |
| Type: | |
| Network: | Global |
| Start Time: | Friday, November 27, 2009 at 10:00am |
| End Time: | Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 6:00pm |
| Location: | 4171 Riverdale Road, Riverdale Utah 84405 (next to Best Buy) |
Description
TEEZ SPORTSWEAR will be having her CHRISTMAS FLEECE SALE this year at Green The World on Friday 11/27 and Saturday 11/28. Teez Sportswear is a local business woman who has sold at the Farmers Market for 20 years and offers Fleece Pants, Shorts, Mittons, Scarves, Bags, Neck Gators and much more including toddler and baby pants and hats. She has a huge following in the Ski and Outdoor World so please stop buy for all your Christmas Shopping.
FROM THE EARTH JEWELRY will be hosting a Jewelry Party at Green The World on Friday 11/27 from 10am to Noon. You can earn FREE Jewelry, have lots of fun and see the new Winter line and Colors.
Green The World will be having several items on sale and will be giving away a FREE Reusable Christmas Shopping Bag with every Gift Certificate Purchased. Free product samples and refreshments will be served. Custom Gift Baskets available and several new items to check out.
FROM THE EARTH JEWELRY will be hosting a Jewelry Party at Green The World on Friday 11/27 from 10am to Noon. You can earn FREE Jewelry, have lots of fun and see the new Winter line and Colors.
Green The World will be having several items on sale and will be giving away a FREE Reusable Christmas Shopping Bag with every Gift Certificate Purchased. Free product samples and refreshments will be served. Custom Gift Baskets available and several new items to check out.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
The Green Element Clothing
Check out the article on The Green Element. This is a local company that makes Organic Cotton T's, hoodies, and beanies and you can buy them at Green The World. These are wonderful, stop by and check them out.
http://www.inthisweek.com/view.php?id=1906757
http://www.inthisweek.com/view.php?id=1906757
Monday, November 9, 2009
Green Your Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving will be here before we know it and there are several things we can all do to help "green" it up....
Go vegatarian or at least buy an organic, local turkey. Buy your squash, potatoes and vegies at your local farmers market.
Use your best table service and linen or organic cotton tableclothes and napkins. No thow aways.
Use soy based candles and dim your lighting.
Decorate with fall flowers, pumpkins, gourds, and squash.
Suggest your quests carpool and email your invitations.
Serve Organic Wines and Juices.
Turn off the Game and have your own outside, weather permitting.
Send leftovers home with guests or donate, do not throw away.
Recycle, and give thanks.
Go vegatarian or at least buy an organic, local turkey. Buy your squash, potatoes and vegies at your local farmers market.
Use your best table service and linen or organic cotton tableclothes and napkins. No thow aways.
Use soy based candles and dim your lighting.
Decorate with fall flowers, pumpkins, gourds, and squash.
Suggest your quests carpool and email your invitations.
Serve Organic Wines and Juices.
Turn off the Game and have your own outside, weather permitting.
Send leftovers home with guests or donate, do not throw away.
Recycle, and give thanks.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Throw a Green Holliday, forwarded from Sara Snow
THROW A GREEN HALLOWEEN
This year, more so than in recent years, people are looking for alternative ways - both healthier and cheaper - to celebrate Halloween. People are increasingly more aware of their health, of cancer and diabetes rates, and as a result they're looking healthy treat alternatives to M&Ms and Candy Corn. And more and more people are pinching pennies, no longer able to afford the luxury of spending $20 or $50 on store-bought costumes. This has me, I have to be honest, excited! What I'm hoping we're going to see is a throw-back to the days when we all used to make our costumes from mom's or dad's clothes, old sheets, and random household items. And though we can't go back to the days of making cookies or muffins to hand out to trick-or-treaters, we can all find healthier alternatives. Here are three easy steps you can take.
Have a Litter-free Holiday This October, teach your kids to protect our planet and have them put their trash where it belongs: in the trash can or the recycling bin. Each year on November 1st people wake up to sidewalks and streets littered with candy wrappers, discarded costumes and so on. Let's break that cycle this Halloween!
Piece Together a Greener Costume The best place to shop for a greener Halloween costume is in your own home! Raid the linen closet for old sheets and towels (think capes, little ghosts, and 50's style poodle skirts). Look in your closet for old clothes that can be pieced together for a look sure to bring a laugh (imagine a little business girl in your old navy suit, tie-dye a t'shirt and put panels in the bottom of old jeans for a hippie costume, or pair a frilly dress with your best costume jewelry for a modern day princess). Don't stop until you've rummaged through the kitchen, the wrapping paper cupboard and the craft drawers for aluminum foil, feathers, buttons, ribbons, and glitter. Remember how easy it is to make a fairy wand out of a dowel rod and an aluminum foil covered star or a light saber from a foil covered flattened wrapping paper roll.
Find Better Treats Instead of sugary treats, hit the dollar store for pocket games, bubbles, whistles, or stickers. Shop the grocery store for packs of gum or snack sized packages of popcorn, crackers, and healthy cookies. If you are going to hand out candies, choose Fair Trade chocolates. By buying fair trade you can ensure that the people who farmed the cocoa and made the chocolates were paid fair wages, and given fair and safe working conditions. It's a great way to show you care about the people who share this precious planet.
Happy Halloween!
This year, more so than in recent years, people are looking for alternative ways - both healthier and cheaper - to celebrate Halloween. People are increasingly more aware of their health, of cancer and diabetes rates, and as a result they're looking healthy treat alternatives to M&Ms and Candy Corn. And more and more people are pinching pennies, no longer able to afford the luxury of spending $20 or $50 on store-bought costumes. This has me, I have to be honest, excited! What I'm hoping we're going to see is a throw-back to the days when we all used to make our costumes from mom's or dad's clothes, old sheets, and random household items. And though we can't go back to the days of making cookies or muffins to hand out to trick-or-treaters, we can all find healthier alternatives. Here are three easy steps you can take.
Have a Litter-free Holiday This October, teach your kids to protect our planet and have them put their trash where it belongs: in the trash can or the recycling bin. Each year on November 1st people wake up to sidewalks and streets littered with candy wrappers, discarded costumes and so on. Let's break that cycle this Halloween!
Piece Together a Greener Costume The best place to shop for a greener Halloween costume is in your own home! Raid the linen closet for old sheets and towels (think capes, little ghosts, and 50's style poodle skirts). Look in your closet for old clothes that can be pieced together for a look sure to bring a laugh (imagine a little business girl in your old navy suit, tie-dye a t'shirt and put panels in the bottom of old jeans for a hippie costume, or pair a frilly dress with your best costume jewelry for a modern day princess). Don't stop until you've rummaged through the kitchen, the wrapping paper cupboard and the craft drawers for aluminum foil, feathers, buttons, ribbons, and glitter. Remember how easy it is to make a fairy wand out of a dowel rod and an aluminum foil covered star or a light saber from a foil covered flattened wrapping paper roll.
Find Better Treats Instead of sugary treats, hit the dollar store for pocket games, bubbles, whistles, or stickers. Shop the grocery store for packs of gum or snack sized packages of popcorn, crackers, and healthy cookies. If you are going to hand out candies, choose Fair Trade chocolates. By buying fair trade you can ensure that the people who farmed the cocoa and made the chocolates were paid fair wages, and given fair and safe working conditions. It's a great way to show you care about the people who share this precious planet.
Happy Halloween!
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