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What is being green?  What does it mean to you?  What is the being green definition?  Their is no real definition of being green. To me, being green is a movement, and for some people a way of life.  Its a movement based on choice and in some cases sacrifice. I am not a person that preaches his beliefs or pushes people to change, after all I am a person who tries to be green, but doesn’t want to change his life style. I can be contradicting by nature, for example I want to save the environment but I drive a big diesel truck ( I do tow  a large RV & quad trailers whenever I can), I am anti-corporate but own two businesses, I like to work out but afterwords I enjoy having a a few home made organic beers. To me being green is an addition to my life style. I make the choice to be green with daily purchases and actions. I don’t do drastic changes (unless my wife insists), after all this is a movement. A movement that will take time to change the way society thinks, much like the seat belt laws and the anti-drinking and driving movements. Is it to harsh to compare the green movement to drinking and driving or not wearing a seat belt? Is it not second nature to put on a seat belt when getting into your vehicle? Is it not against the social rule to drive after having a few to many drinks?  These are both choices that most people make subconsciously, they just don’t do it. Twenty to thirty years ago these where choices people made daily. I would like to see the green movement become a subconscious movement, something that is done daily by most people, not because they are supposed to, but because it is the right thing to do! To me being “GREEN” is a new action that will grow past being a movement and become second nature to all.

• Creemore Springs Product Review Ok, I know what your thinking, "isn't this supposed to be a Green, Natural & Organic site?"  Well it is, and this is a natural product. Sure it is a product that we can't sell here at good4youandplanet2.com but it still deserves a write up.  On the other hand, my......

• Blind Obligation Tell me friends, how do you come about your obligations? Onerous ones? No, all. Good question. Training from parents. Yes, parents for me too, and husband. Being born. A lot is programmed for me. Voluntarily. Then you are well set, but is all your voluntary behaviour self chosen? Are there......
• Greening Our New Home - So Far, So Good...Mostly. So here we are in week #4 in our new home, 1000 miles away from our old home. Back in California, we had our "green-ness" down pat - we knew where the good stores were, we knew how much water we were using, we watched our energy usage and knew......
• Making Monay On The Internet Is Easy When You Fill The Forms Are you sick and tired o the absence of the opportunities to make money? Would you like to do something in order to get any additional income? There are a lot of opportunities which you have to use. With the help of the internet there is nothing impossible. People all......
• Punch Life In The Face The following guest post is from Steven Severson of HundredGoals.com. After reading his post, please visit his site and consider signing up to receive his free content. Disclaimer: I am not writing this article as a way to insult people or imply that I am somehow superior to them. I......
• 5 Things I am Changing as I Grow Older and Wiser At 36 years of age I am considered to be relatively young...at least by all those belonging to higher age groups than mine. Being in your mid-thirties is a curious thing. It's like being in a passage way, a midway stage that does not belong anywhere in particular. You......