I'll bet you're wondering what that title is all about. Well, I had three topics that I manged to cram into one title so I'll break it down now.
Going green: I decided early in the spring while standing in the drink aisle of Walmart that I was not buying any more water bottles as an effort to go green. I'm happy to report that I put those water bottles back on the shelf and have yet to purchase any since that day. Other small efforts to go green in our house have included changing out light bulbs, recycling (of course), and using store bags as trash bags. The commander mentioned getting a programmable thermostat so that is next on the list. I found a cute market tote to reduce bringing home so many bags from the store. What are some other effortless ways to go green? I stress the word
EFFORTLESS here. (The disposable diapers are here to stay).
I don't think I can scoop poop from cloth just yet.
Now for my product funk.. I am in one in a bad way, therefore, I'm bringing it to the blog. We are talking skin care, make up, and hair care! HELP! I need some suggestions. What have you tried and what can you not live without? I've been using Clinique since before my mom gave me the OK to wear make up so I think that qualifies as needing a change. I'm so desperate that I bought the Victoria Jackson make up set on a whim because a lady at Sams handed it to me. I'll try anything to keep from going on a make up counter scavenger hunt and dealing with the pressure sales of make up counter consultants.
As for hair care, I had some relief tonight when I tried the Aveeno samples that came in the mail. (Apply the same make up desperation to hair care here). I've recently been through Purology, John Frieda's blonde line, and Loreal.
Finally, I'm disappointed that this weekend is over. When has it been 82 in July..EVER? We maximized our time outside.
The commander put up a new fan and the outdoor furniture got a facelift.

Riley planted and named the garden "Flippy", and Caden made up some new faces. The commander and I tried to figure out how exactly he's doing this. Bless his little bald head! I love to rub it. Riley reminded me this morning that we have to rub "gen-ti-lee"


I'll leave you with his latest funny.
R: Mom, Do you remember when our light-tricity was off and it was cold and we had to use flash lights?
That's just one Riley-ism that I couldn't correct.