Monthly Archives: September 2007

An Ethical Audit: 1. Introduction

I have just been inspired by Leo Hickman‘s book, A Life Stripped Bare[1] and I am motivated to do an ethical audit of my own world. I don’t know whether this will be an opportunity for great smugness, or the … Continue reading

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A Stunt

Earlier this week, (actually, it might have been yesterday), Graybo insisted that Pete and I both wrote a post about whether or not to have another baby. So we decided to perform a stunt. Next week, from Monday to Friday, … Continue reading

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Hell in a handbasket

I would like to be a more ethical shopper. The Guardian gave Morrisons a pretty low rating for their greenness last year, pointing out that they do offer the best array of seasonal vegetables, but didn’t shine much in any … Continue reading

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It’s not just time, it’s also inclination

I would hardly call it a hiatus, and I’m not desperate or concerned enough to bore you with the reasons why I don’t write much these days. Any working mothers who are also training to be breastfeeding counsellors and volunteering … Continue reading

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links for 2007-09-20

BBC NEWS | World | Americas | US family tries life without toilet paper No-impact man. Except that they burn candles. (tags: environment ethical_living)

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