Hello friends! I hope you are all having a good week. I am counting down the days until we move, and I am SO excited! March 15 – I can’t wait! We moved across the country last summer and have been living in my sister’s house since October. Most of our belongings (whatever fit into the smallest u-haul trailer that is) are stored away in boxes, and I hardly even remember what I own. It’ll be like Christmas, opening up all of the boxes. Hopefully I don’t ask myself too often “why the heck did we keep this?!”

In the meantime, let’s keep chugging away at sharing our links with each other, learning from each other.

A Small Note: We all want to share our ideas with a larger audience, so why not take a second to share this post on facebook or twitter? As Your Green Resource grows, we all benefit! If you are not linking up, but still want to help spread the word, well, then you are my new favorite person. Come on over to my place so I can bake you brownies (and so I can have an excuse to eat brownies…)

Now on to business…

What is “Your Green Resource”? It’s your chance to share all your green ideas, resources and solutions with ALL of our readers! That’s right, when you link up on any of our blogs, your idea will get shared with all of the readers here and at:

Emily at Live Renewed, Megan at Sorta Crunchy, Stacy at A Delightful Home, Rebekah at Simply Rebekah, and Mindy of Creating Naturally

We know that many of you have posts of your own about your green journey that our readers will love. Some examples of Green Resources you can link up:

* Real Food Recipes
* Repurposed Projects
* Upcycled Projects
* Organic Gardening Tips
* DIY Natural or Green
* Thrifty Solutions

In addition to making this a weekly place where you can both share and learn new green ideas, each week we’ll be Pinning our favorite post to the Your Green Resource board! We want your green ideas to go viral – so we’ll pin the post for you!

The post I chose to pin from last week is “They’re More Like Guidelines”: On Best-By and Sell-By Dates from The Parsimonious Princess. I loved her common-sense approach to eating food past its expiry (yes, you can do it safely!).

So, now it’s your turn:

Just a few things to remember as you share your green living links – OLD OR NEW – with us each week:

* Make sure to link to the post with your green/natural/frugal living idea – not your homepage.

* We would love it if you could spread the word about Your Green Resource to YOUR readers by linking back to one of the six hostesses. Posts with a link back to Your Green Resource are the posts eligible to be pinned to our Your Green Resource pinboard each week.

* Your Green Resource is a GREAT way to connect with other like-minded bloggers. Check out the other links shared this week – it’s a great way to grow your own blogging community!

Happy Thursday!

Beth

Beth is the creator and editor here at Red & Honey, a lifestyle blog for the naturally-minded homemaker. She recently began a passionate love affair with coffee and her life will never be the same. She has had three babies in less than four years, is a professional laundry-avoider, and loves to stay up way too late making weird stuff from scratch that normal people tend to just buy in a store. Hence, the coffee.

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