Photo Credit
The bass, vibraphone and drum trio Benko have realized a swell video for “The Eurohit” off its soon-to-be-released LP. The talented Erik Grostic, a well-read drinking buddy and sushi bar cohort from Austin, is on vocs and bass.
Photo Credit
The bass, vibraphone and drum trio Benko have realized a swell video for “The Eurohit” off its soon-to-be-released LP. The talented Erik Grostic, a well-read drinking buddy and sushi bar cohort from Austin, is on vocs and bass.
Ivy says:
It’s a tad late (I’ve been running around taking kids places since 6:45 this morning) but better late than never.So, here goes:
Monday: Spinach quiche
Tuesday: Black bean and corn chili
Wednesday: Church, so dinner at Mom’s house
Thursday: Chicken and pinto bean burritos
Friday: Mr. Ivy’s off, so it’s Iron Chef night. Secret ingredient: Ribeye steak. Yum, yum. Don’t tell anyone the secret ingredient, now.
Saturday: Chicken & vegetable (whatever I find at the Farmer’s Market on Friday) stir fry
Sunday: BBQ boneless, skinless chicken thighs, corn on the cob, veggie skewers
Alright, Home Eccers, your turn: Tell me what’s gonna be extra tasty on your menu this week!
Every day, I look for new ways to reduce my impact on this planet. I loved Annie Leonard’s The Story of Stuff the first time I watched it, and I believe this is going to be one of our culture’s toughest challenges as we move towards a sustainable future.
One of the biggest uses of stuff is driving! The cars, gas, parts, emissions, roads, parking lots, accessories - it’s a nightmare of consumerism, and a giant resource hog. Driving less is one of the top 5 things you can do to reduce your impact on the planet, but one of the hardest concepts to approach. Help has arrived…
Charleston resident Nikki Seibert has set up The Road Less Traveled, a blog capturing her experiment with car-free living. Many of the posts are about her bicycle-based adventures, but she also touches on carpooling, riding the bus, and alternative travel facts.
When I decided to sell my car and start riding my bike and taking the bus, I got a wide range of responses, many of which wanted to know how I was planning on doing it (or why, for that matter). This blog is going to help you understand what it really means to be car-free, why everyone should consider it, and how it can realistically be done.
Be sure to check out The Road Less Traveled. Cheers to Nikki for sharing her life with the rest of us!
]]>fading in the west.
My bed calling me