Further Green Living

I got rid of the "living green" book (it was due at the library) and am sort of glad I didn't finish the whole book. I think I learned enough to know, I should make more of an effort to buy naturally made products over commercially produced products. This will help my body get rid of the chemicals it already has, and I'm thinking it'll just make me feel better as well. 

Yesterday Adam and I ventured to another natural foods market in Lincoln, Open Harvest. It was much smaller than the other place, and clearly the natural foods store all the rich southerners of Lincoln frequent. They were all there, judging us...which made the experience fairly unenjoyable. 

We purchased recycled/biodegradable garbage bags; Shaving brush and soap for Adam; 100% organic cotton Tampons for me (more info. than you needed I'm sure); and one can of natural soda (which was DELICIOUS might I add...I'm craving one right now). 

Last night I dreamed of Natural foods/living. Part of me feels I'm becoming more hippie than I need to...but at the same time, now that I know all the harmful stuff that is put into everyday living items...I can hardly stand to buy that stuff. Now I sound obnoxious. 

Well, that's all with my updates on green living. I know each person needs to decide which is best for them. At this point in my life, Adam and I have decided this is right for us (plus, I'm terrified I will never be able to conceive a child with all this shit I put into my body). I encourage everyone to look at what alternatives they could implement into their home (recycled garbage bags are simple; so is naturally made body wash, shampoo, conditioner, dish soap, etc. etc.). We have not yet gotten into organic foods...mainly because it's VERY expensive. WE'll see what the future holds I suppose. 

So, good luck to all on reaching a greener/cleaner living!!!