Fresh Celebrate Green News March 24, 2009
Green bits
 We had more than 35 entries in the design-a-pendant competition we're running with www.BlendCreations.com. Now it's time to vote. You, along with the designer who gets the most votes, may find yourself the proud owner of the most popular design, laser inscribed on a recycled stainless pendant along with a copy of Celebrate Green!. Vote here.
Gardening not only is fun for families, but it's been shown that kids who grow their own veggies, are much more enthusiastic about eating them. Learn more.
You're one in a billion...who wants to show support for the Earth. Be sure to switch off your lights on Saturday, March 28 at 8:30 p.m. local time, as part of Earth Hour. See why.
If you've got the cutest kiddo in the world, he/she needs to be outfitted in one of the cutest onesies or t-shirts in the world from My Little Pakora. And it doesn't have to cost a cent. Check it out.
Watch out Portland, here we come
We've been invited to talk about a green Mother's Day in Portland this Friday at 9 a.m. on KATU's AM Northwest. We'll be discussing ways to keep Mother Earth happy along with any other mother in your life. If you live in Portland, we hope you'll watch, then on Saturday, head over to the Better Living Show at 1 p.m. to hear us speak. Between 2 and 3 p.m., we'll be available to sign copies of Celebrate Green! at the Shorebank Pacific booth.
Only a few slots left for the best deal in top notch Media coaching you'll ever see
Would you be ready if Oprah called? We're not. That's why we're so excited that media pro Lisa Youngblood Hall has agreed to do media coaching for a select group of six (including us), for the unheard of price of $125 per person for three, two-hour group sessions. If you live anywhere in the Seattle area, and want to learn from the best, plan to join us April 14, 21 and 28. Contact [email protected] today for more information and to register.
Examining Seattle celebrations
As we mentioned in the last issue, we're now official "examiners," for www.Examiner.com/Seattle. What we didn't realize until after we'd already started, is that we can actually make money doing this. Wow! What a concept. We started writing last week.
So far we've made $1.34.
Pay, we discovered, is based on how many people visit our pages. So visit away. We'll let you know if we ever make enough to take you out for a latte should you be in the neighborhood. Here's our homepage from whence you can travel to the far reaches of our articles.
Your sidebar or mine?
Using a neat little widget creator at www.widgetbox.com, we made a handy, dandy little widget so that you can stay up-to-date on all our goings on. Just click on the widget here and add to your website or blog, and we'll join your party. This is going to be fun!
A whole new world
While we would never claim to be sophisticates, we don't mind rubbing shoulders with those who are. That's why we're excited to be blogging for www.TheGreenGirls.com This is one hip group, lead by the effervescent, Apple Levy, who, among other enterprises, interviews celebrities about causes they believe in.
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