Green things?

Hi friends.
I am waiting for class (taking a CE screenprinting class with M)...have a moment...

I just wrote Stonyfield Farms (I like their yogurts - yum for the Chocolate Underground!) and encouraged them to either package in recyclable pastic (#5 does not count as most of America cannot recycle 5s) or bio-degrade materials (like the corn/veggy material). Why does no one do this? It is a big waste!

Along the same lines...
Here are 2 sites that S found that are stellar! Become involved:
http://www.freedomspeaks.com/default.aspx - write a letter and have this site send it to all your political representatives

http://www.citysourced.com/screenshots.htm - iPhone app

Sweet! Thanks to whoever started these sites...pretty awesome.

In other news...
I dropped off the glove dress from the last blog (I called it "Standing Ovation") for the show on the 17th. I spent a long time finishing it so it was all finished classy and well made. I hope it finds a home with someone who will love it. I think it has a good shot! YAY!

I have sewed a LOT this week. I have also realized that I can make a lot of extra money sewing...hmmm...maybe I should do this...

}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}Project:
Have you ever done something that you just didn't do as well as you had hoped to (due to time restraints or other issues) that drive you crazy for...um...ever? Well, I do. I think about them until they sit in the back of my mind and fight the dust bunnies back there.

I have a hard time saying no, so I get roped into projects I just really do NOT want to do, or am not really good at or qualified to do. Ugh. So, then I do the project & it is less than excellent (or just passing) b/c I should never have DONE the project to begin with...okay, sorry...rambling.

Anyway, I am setting about to take back a project and right it as best I can. It will involve hours of work with no thanks in return, but I die a little bit every time I think about it. So...I'll let you know how that goes...