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Transition from the transition town concept of low-carbon and sustainable communities. The town I live in isn't a transition town, yet, so we're transitioning our house and lifestyle.
Housewife. I live in a house and I am a married. Plus my husband named and started his Transition House blog first, so it seemed to fit.
Housewife. I live in a house and I am a married. Plus my husband named and started his Transition House blog first, so it seemed to fit.
Thrifty and frugal
On the run up to Christmas 2008 my husband, Craig, was using the words "thrifty" and "frugal" a lot. That wasn't usual. Something was definitely up. Peak oil, climate change and the credit crunch were all playing their part ... read my first post.
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*Sigh*. See the comments on my blog post about Red Apes from someone who thinks it's all someone else's fault.
ReplyDeleteHi Aphra (and thanks for following this blog),
ReplyDeleteHmm. I'm hoping that this film will make people think a bit more about their own actions.