Mother’s Day 2010 – Be Green

Mother’s Day 2010 – Be Green

Posted on May 9th, 2010 by Nick

It’s mother’s day and the following things seems to be trending. Joe Biden, Gas Prices (I can understand), Amazing Race, NASCAR, and the pill!? And all before Mother’s Day. So we took some time to dedicate this article to all moms. If you are trying to scatter around for some gifts, here’s our list. Feel free to send us your thoughts and ideas for our list.

Mother’s day is here. We were thinking of gifts you can present to your mom so we came up with a few simple ideas and broke them down into categories:

Here’s our collaborative list:
1. Seeds can make a nice gift.
2. Create a green card from recycled paper. Not the type of green card from the INS office. LOL
3. Help her around the house. Mom’s always love having company. There must me tons of stuff that may need recycling.
4. Present her with a green garden container to plant seeds within the house.
5. Purchase an eco friendly bag to do some shopping.
6. Take her out to the park. Do something outdoors by taking Metro.
7. If you noticed some old appliances, making it’s time to trade them in for energy efficient appliances.
8. Purchase flowers that you can re-grow in the house.
9. There are a lot of green clothes out there to wear. Maybe go shopping. She may love that.
10. Check out green accessories like watches and earrings.

If you have any suggestions or ideas to add on this list, send us an email and we will add it on.

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