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Showing posts with label environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label environment. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

BLOG ACTION DAY ... Yesterday

Yes, for those of you that know me personally - you are not at all surprised that I am late posting this SPECIAL blog. I did write the post on time, forgot to save it! Once again you are not surprised, right? It was a good post, written from my head on information I researched on the web; no notes ... can't remember a word I wrote; however, I do have the URL addresses for the sites I researched. http://www.epa.gov/epanswer/education/pdfs/life-cell,pdf http://phones4life.org/pdfs/ecycle.pdf http://www.parents.com/parents/printableStory.jsp?storyid=/templatedate/parents/story/date/118643446850.xml I hope you will be lead to participate in helping our environment. Remember EVERY day should be spent saving our ENVIRONMENT! Keep smiling!

Thursday, October 11, 2007

Blogger Buzz

I read this in Blogger Buzz and I thought you might want to participate. Check it out, then let me know if you are going to sign up!
Blogging for the Environment Bloggers Unite- Blog Action Day October 15, and the theme this year is the environment. If you have a blog and want to join in, all you have to do is use that day to post something related to the environment, in whatever way, shape, or form you prefer. You can pick an environmental issue that has meaning for you and let us know why it's important. Organize a beach or neighborhood cleanup and tell us about it. If you're into fiction writing, give us a story with an environmental theme. Have a podcast, videoblog, or photoblog? Join the fun! The idea here is to have a mass effect on public awareness by sharing as many ideas in as many ways as possible. If you're game for participating, go register your blog with the 7,000+ other blogs (with 5 million readers!) that are already signed up. Also, see the Blog Action Day blog for more on how bloggers can change the world.
Thanks Graham for the heads up!