
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
10,000 Shades of Green


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Renaissance Woman is all about living essentially. For her, that means embracing a lifestyle filled with beauty and wonder. From her off-grid home in the high country of Colorado, RW writes about green living, animal rescue, nature photography, DIY projects, her high adventures, and pursuing your thrive. She may be found on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.

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I love this: "Be your own shade of green". So eloquent! Sounds like you are the perfect person to run the new green village on this journey to find the depth of our own green color. I look forward to the trip!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mandee. Looking forward to seeing your true colors as we share this journey.
DeleteCongratulations on being selected the Green Living contributor. You'll be wonderful in your new role. My favorite shade of green... Recycle It Green! I'm looking forward to meeting the other shades of green at your party!
ReplyDeleteYou are a rainbow of green with all that you do related to recycling, upcycling, and reducing waste (to name just a few of the critical things you do to live green). I'm counting on our tag team partnership in all things green.
DeleteThis is great! It encourages those of us who are perhaps not ready to be "off grid green" to find a way we can be green. I am really looking forward to reading about the ideas you will be presenting.
ReplyDeleteAs photographers, we are fortunate that digital cameras and online photo sharing platforms have already made us so much greener. I imagine that is just one of your lovely shades of green.
DeleteThis is going to be a lot of fun and I look forward to learning new "shades of green".
ReplyDeleteWe will have fun. That's the best shade of green.
DeleteI love your idea of the power of one shining light as we all follow your lead to go green! Naturally, I (as abitosunshine) love shining a bit o' sunshine the Squidoo way!
ReplyDeleteYou are the Queen of Photosynthesis when it comes to shining your light on all who cross paths with you.
DeleteDiana, you are just the perfect person for this new role! I adore your perspective of "What if we thought of our online interactions as a form of human photosynthesis? Being bathed in the light and energy of those who care about leaving the world a better place is one way we increase our own green." You certainly are a shining example!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Margaret, for appreciating what I shared about our capacity to be the photosynthesis needed in the world. You certainly shine brightly and always make me happy to be in your presence.
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