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THANK YOU !!!  January saw # 346,788 blog visits, yup in just 31 days we saw that many visits!  Thank you ALL for dropping in to the Brummet's Conscious Blog !  While here Dave and I hope you are able to find the time to browse the many pages we put together for you (via the tabs under the blog header).  Besides the almost daily posts on this blog, you'll also find lots of links to more resources in the sidebars, where you'll also find a calendar listing previously published blog posts. 

Entrepreneur Interview Today we are joined by author and business owner  Trent A. Romer . Trent has worked hard to shift his plastic bag manufacturing company  Clear View Bag Co ., Inc ( www.clearviewbag.com ) toward a more sustainable direction through a new vision of  Healthy Planet, Healthy People, Healthy Company .  His book  Finding Sustainability  details his journey to ultimately find sustainability in multiple places.   The company is a member of the Sustainable Packaging Coalition , the staff participate in Earth Day events and help support the  Riverkeeper   organization's projects.  Q: Being an entrepreneur isn't easy - What led to your being in the position you are now - running a company like Clear View Bag ?   I think being in the family business was always going to be my destiny. My maternal grandfather began the business in 1961 in the back of the barn where they lived.  My father joined the busi...

World of Writing - Author Interview I am thrilled to host an interview with our online UK-based friend - Karen Kelly. Karen is a wonderful person, super at her work and passionate about making a positive difference. Her podcasts Appetite For Life , Authors And More and Bedtime Stories all welcome guest queries.  Karen and her husband Dave, their 2 children and their devoted collie, Baxter reside in the UK.  Her wide array of experiences includes working in the hospitality industry, a stint as a fitness instructor, and running the odd marathon!  A successful podcaster, presenter, producer, mother and homemaker, Karen somehow fits writing into her already busy schedule. Karen formerly worked as cabin crew for various airlines including Caledonian Airways and Thomas Cook . The book we are discussing today is Lillian White's Journey. Drop by Karen's FaceBook,   LinkedIn and Instagram pages or visit her on  Twitter Q: I mentioned already that you are located in t...

Media Appearance How exciting to find that one of our connections published a book feature spotlight for our book Purple Snowflake Marketing - How To Make Your Book Stand Out In A Crowd on the main page of their website!!  How cool is that?  *Natalia offers Spanish-English translation, editing and other services for authors looking to branch into other languages.  Just look to the right side of this website below to see the generous spotlight she did for us !  https://authors.tradulibro.net/ ~~ Visit the Brummet's   Main Website Find them elsewhere online  HERE   ~~  

The Ratio of Dry and Fresh Herbs Herbs are expensive to buy, but because they take so little space, they are also really easy to grow your own. It is incredibly satisfying to grow an array of herbs in containers on a deck or front step or even inside during the winter. We chose to make use of every corner of our property by planting perennial herbs in the landscaping. Chives and basil are always featured in our vegetable garden. Herbs also grace our deck and lawn sitting areas along with our potted flowers. When we have harvested all we need to store for the winter, we let the herbs flower and they do attract a lot of bees and butterflies! The grocery store supplies fresh herbs either in tiny flat plastic boxes, or in small bunches, at quite a hefty price. When we get home though, we often find that the recipe only calls for a Tbsp. of that herb. Of course we can extend the life of any fresh cut herb by wrapping the stems in a damp paper towel and place the entire bunch inside a bag fo...