From Tucson With Love
"This is Tucson. This is the best of Tucson. There is so much goodness and love." Tucson resident and Love&Trash friend Rhiwena Slack shares her photos and words of healing for the recent shootings.
Posted in Art, Featured, Heal The World, Participatory, Revolution, Take Action, Visual Tagged facebook, Friends of Love and Trash, kindness, love 3 Comments
Act now to stop Monsanto milk
Do you drink organic milk, or know someone who does? Please take a moment to protect its integrity.
Posted in Featured, Food, Heal The World, Omnivore, Revolution, Take Action, Vegetarian Tagged food politics, GMO, Kids, making it last, milk, Monsanto, organic, organics, petition, politics, protest 5 Comments
Shockproof iPhone Case v2.0
I take my own advice and make a too-ugly-to-steal case for a dude who is always dropping his phone. Here's how.
Posted in Crafts, Things We've Tried Tagged Camera Case, instructables, iphone, quit dropping your gd phone 1 Comment
The Good Guide
Ever wonder about the real impact of your favorite products? Learn more about your choices with GoodGuide.
Posted in Featured, Food, Heal The World, Omnivore, Revolution, Take Action, Tech, Vegan, Vegetarian Tagged choices, consumption, ecological footprint, ethical, health, information, social footprint, sustainable, web site 3 Comments
Screw this, Apple.
3 new ways Apple wants to cheat you, the environment and a whole bunch of factory workers.
Posted in Digital Life, DIY, Featured, Heal The World, Revolution, Tech Tagged apple computers, boycott, corporate monoliths, iphone, iphones are evil, low down dirty crooks, protest, technology 11 Comments
Learn Free
You can educate yourself on just about any subject for free. Here's how to get started.
Pencil Skirt from an XL T-Shirt
Can't decide where you stand on the No Pants question? Make this skirt from a t-shirt while you figure it out.
Posted in Art, Crafts, DIY, Things We've Tried, Wearable Tagged creativity, DIY, get crafty, Reuse, sewing, t-shirt recons, t-shirts, upcycling 11 Comments


























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