Knowing that not everyone is as creative-capable, it's always good to have option. Just because you can't paint, sew or use a hammer does not mean you can't be part of the solution around the holidays.

During my peaks of recycling enforcement, I can be found on the bus toting a garbage bag of recycling I have collected or lecturing my mom about her burn pile. I'll be honest with you, I tend to get a little dramatic and just a tiny bit carried away.

My passion for the planet has always been an itch without nice long fingernails to scratch it. It would go up and down on my priority list, constantly competing with work, bills, keeping a clean home and other meaningless fragments of the day-to-day burn.

October 28 Provincial Day of Action

18 locations are now confirmed for Moms on the Move October 28 Provincial Day of Action.

There are 18 actions planned across the province, from Sooke to Prince George, and from Mayne Island to Invermere, with many stops in between. But some local groups are very small and they urgently need your support!

I am really impressed by the commitment of our organizing team. They are a truly inspiring bunch of people and I am learning so much.

We are raising funds, volunteers are signing up, the site is being transformed. Somehow it is all coming together.

If you want to be part of this magic, go to www.moby.ltbk.ca and click on the big blue button.

We’re proud to share with you the remarkable work of Fair Haven School’s Grade 3 teacher, Mrs. Seely’s bulletin board that’s right outside her classroom. The students are tracking where Run for One Planet are running on the board and checking back to our website! The board is beautifully designed with our photos, quotes and tips for environmental change.