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Re-Loading at Wal-Mart

 Re-Loading at Wal-Mart The Sugar Mommas live in the metropolitan city of Los Angeles. Space is at a premium so it’s sad to report but…we do not have a Wal-Mart close by. Over the Thanksgiving weekend, Sugar Momma Reiner makes an annual pilgrimage to Wal-Mart to re-stock and re-load on ingredients from the baking aisle.  You can’t…

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Low-Sugar Diets Kids Will Enjoy

Too much sugar in the blood over the years can lead to serious conditions such as diabetes, kidney and heart diseases. It is important for parents to start introducing a healthy lifestyle to their children by giving them healthy meals that are low in sugar content to avoid having these health complications in the future.

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How to Identify Green Friendly Products

It’s not enough anymore for us to simply compare prices, quality and performance when buying. Growing environmental pollution and toxic waste makes it necessary to consider how every aspect of consumerism will impact the environment. Responsible consumers work on finding ways to reduce waste and save energy, but sometimes we need help knowing which products are the safest and most eco-friendly choices.

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About Eco-Friendly Living

Eco-friendly living is on the rise, ranging from recycling and reusing to making better food choices and building green structures. Even small changes can make a big difference in not only reducing your impact on the environment but also making your home a healthier place. Between work, personal and family obligations, making time to live a greener life can be a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be impossible or even time consuming.

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Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

No matter how much we do to protect the environment around us, we all have a carbon footprint. Most closely associated with the increase in greenhouse gases and global warming, a carbon footprint refers to the amount of carbon dioxide we create every day in our life. This carbon dioxide can be attributed to us both directly and indirectly: directly when you drive your car to work or cook your food, and indirectly when you take a plane on vacation or buy a product from a company. But there are ways to reduce the size of your carbon footprint on a daily basis.