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Bonjour! Welcome to the 140th edition of tranquility du jour: a guide to bringing tranquility to your every day.
Today’s show menu features happenings and musing with moi on greening.
Workshops + Retreats: Join moi for events in DC (including a workshop at the TranquiliT showroom on growing your craft to business, Denver in January, Montreal in March. Plus we've got a day focused on creating 2009 at our 2nd annual new year's gala, weekend of tranquility and creativity at our 3rd Annual Hip Tranquil Chick retreat in a lovely farmhouse not far from NYC March 27-29, 2009, a retreat to Costa Rica over Memorial Day, and another week at Kripalu next August 9-14, 2009. All the scoop is at my workshops page.
Featured eco-luxe TranquiliT: Luxe Bridal
Featured guest: Moi with fodder from eco-coach.com
Chic Community: Mingle on our forums, Facebook, Twitter, and youtube.com/hiptranquilchick.
Savvy sources: eco-coach.com, TranquiliT's eco-blog, eco-chick, idealbite.com
Au Revoir: To close out the show, we’re playing Hope Over Hope by Karmacoda. A BIG hello to the lovely Heather Pierce, who provides vocals for the band. You can learn more about their music at karmacoda.com.
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6 comments:
Thanks for posting the show. I stopped into Tranquil Space last week and picked up a lovely Curly Girl yoga card and gold OM necklace. I love the Curly Girl cards. Very creative. I wore my new OM necklace on Saturday and got many compliments. I told ladies where I got it. So I hope they drop by. Many blessings to you and the TS staff.
Thanks again for all your wonderful podcasts. I want to suggest some future topics. You frequently mention using the Planner Pad system. Given we are coming up on the new year, I would love to hear your thoughts on how you utilize the planner pad to be achieve organization. Also, hip hop yoga. Where I live, you can't find it and I do most of my yoga via dvds and live classes when I travel. It would be wonderful to see an example of this class, or even a dvd in the future!
I caught a glimpse of Kimberly's Planner Pad at the October retreat. It's truly amazing! All I remember is tons of to-dos and lots of pretty colors.
Did you ever do a podcast about that or mention it in a blog? There was a picture I think. It had to be many moons ago........
Looking forward to listening to the podcast - on my ipod for today! It is certainly that time of the year to review organisational systems. I am having a big spring clean (in November!) and am reviewing my "getting through the day" strategy at the mo - would love to hear your updated thoughts on the planner pad and other to do list systems you use....
Great post! I myself am becoming more aware of how to green my life in all areas. Wanted to share with you a website on how to stop junk mail, in addition to the others you mentioned: www.greendimes.org. Signed up this Earth Day and have seen my junk mail decrease a great amount.
Thank you for covering such an important topic on your podcast! I wanted to share a few tricks I also use. Another resource for stopping unwanted catalogues is www.41pounds.org. They are named after the fact that Americans receive 41 pounds of catalogues each year! You pay $41 (portion goes to charity of your choice), and they will work on getting this unwanted mail stopped for 5 years. I have been working with them for over one year now, and it's fabulous. I just send them a quick email when another one slips through. A lot of the catalogues I was receiving are places that I shop with online. So I didn't need the hard copy.
Another trick that has saved me a TON of aggravation and time is InkDrop at Staples.com. When the toner cartridge is empty, I put it in one of their prepaid, pre-addressed envelopes. It automatically re-orders that ink for me! (You can also check a box on the envelope to recycle the cartridge only). That has saved me a lot of time, and probably money, since I'm not ordering ink out of desperation at the last minute!
Thanks again for a great podcast!
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