Going green doesn't mean buying all new appliances from the refrigerator in your kitchen to the toothbrush you use. But something as small as a toothbrush is a fine place to start, and what you put inside your refrigerator matters, too. It's What's on the Outside that Counts! -Look for items that have less packaging or recycled packaging. -Look for... [Read more...]

I went to my wall calendar one December morning to take a peek at the January kitten's photo and was startled to see the wall! I was on the last page of my Cutest Kitten calendar and if I wanted to keep my life even relatively on schedule, I needed to get a new one quickly. However, even though my wall calendar was convenient and traditional, my search for my... [Read more...]

Halloween and “going green” may be the last combination of words you would expect to hear put together, but I’m here to open your eyes to a new movement.  The website for Green Halloween highlights a non-profit, eco-friendly way to celebrate the holiday.  Recycling your costumes is a great way to help the "green" movement. Ways To Go Green On... [Read more...]

In case you haven’t heard of the Tulsa Audubon Society, I am here to tell you about its mission: Promote the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment Provide the opportunity for study and observation of birds and all wildlife Contribute to research in the fields of conservation and ornithology by monetary support and active participation Educate... [Read more...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUd7DKLN79U Downtown Tulsa has steadily been growing in the past couple years.  ONEOK Field and the influx of restaurants have local residents believing in the downtown area once again.  And that’s the vision that Blake Ewing, owner of Joe Momma's Pizza began with a couple years back.  Originally, he opened a small location... [Read more...]

There’s still a couple weeks left in summertime.  When I think of the summer, I think of bright colors and fragrant flowers.  And when it comes time to eat a meal, I automatically think of barbecue and lemonade.  But in today’s world, we need some vegetables to keep us healthy.  The best summer vegetable quite possibly could be squash.  It is yellow... [Read more...]

Summer is winding down, but that means that the fall is here.  And for the gardeners out there, you are in for a treat.  The Phillbrook Museum of Art will be hosting a Garden Talk lecture. The theme of the lecture will be: Fall Garden Propagating and preparing for winter, tree planting, mulch, mulch and more mulch! Admission to the museum includes the lecture... [Read more...]

To get everyone in the mood for St. Patty's Day here is a video of some Irish dancing. They move their feet a million miles a minute but their upper bodies stay so still. It take a lot of body control to do this type of dance. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSaa-2t2zmQ Read More →

OK, so they may not be the most practical, but electric cars are going for a cheap price in Oklahoma. Residents can purchase an electric car for around $900 if they do so before December 31. Thanks to a combination of federal and state tax credits the Kandi Coco has dropped from $10,600 to $865. The electric car travels at a maximum speed of 25 mph and is... [Read more...]