After a long April of snow, frisbee, school, and skiing, the flowers have finally bloomed. The flowers in our yard have always amazed me.
Here are a couple shots of the flowers that have been landscaped into our yard.
The grass is getting green and is almost perfect for a nice frisbee layout. I will be begginning my biking adventures when I get my camera returned soon, so keep posted!
Here’s a sick bid from Jolian Dahl to get you excited about summer frisbee.
Are you tired of getting the same gifts for everyone’s birthday or wedding? Try mixing things up with an original idea, that is kind to mother nature.
A waterbottle is the best and cheapest gift idea. Unlike plastic water bottles that are thrown away or recycled after one use, you can reuse a Sigg water bottle over and over. With so much competition in the field from Nalgene among others, the prices have dropped Sigg-nificantly! 
Do you (or the person who you’re giving the gift to) like to be outside and enjoy mother nature a.k.a why you want an eco friendly gift. Try going to Locals Have More Fun and checking out the T-shirts and Jackets that are made with sustainablity in mind. Read more about the process on their site.
Locals Have More Fun
Another great idea would be a compost tumbler. This is a cheap way to reduce trash. A tumbler only takes 5 minutes of effort per week! Not many people know about composting and the great benefits, but it isn’t difficult to understand.
Something else that is eco-friendly would be lightbulbs. Using CFL lightbulbs can save you money on energy bills. The life of a CFL bulb is long enough that you don’t have to replace them as often as normal bulbs, saving money in the end.
Using some of these ideas, you can really surprise someone! These are un-common gift idea’s that would surely be appreciated. With so many people trying to be eco-friendly in this era, eco-friendly gifts are a great idea!
Some people have the desire to be Eco-friendly, including myself.
Composting is an easy and effective way to cut down on trash. The benefit of composting is that you can take the compost out and use it around your garden or lawn.
So are you ready for composting?
You may not want to go through the effort of building a pile using cinder blocks, so maybe a compost bin or compost tumbler would be a better solution!
A compost tumbler is easier to manage and more time efficient.
The advantage of having a compost pile is that it has contact with more oxygen, allowing the compostables to break-up easier.
Composting is possible through the oxygen allowing the bacteria to break down organic items, and with the use of worms.
Some items that are compostable include
The last item on the list may be the most important. You don’t want to be putting that back on your tomato plants in the spring!
