ECOlunchbox & Free Shipping at Abe's Market!

Hi All,

It's mid-August and that means back-to-school shopping is in full swing. As such, I thought you folks might be interested in a study that was done by ECOlunchbox. They determined that you could save about $435 a year by switching away from using disposable lunchware such as plastic baggies, paper napkins, juice boxes, prepackaged crackers, etc. The study was based on a family that had two kids and one adult packing lunch five times a week.

So, to help you save some of your hard earned dollars and cents, I'd like to introduce you to ECOlunchbox lunchware. The line includes sandwich boxes, snack containers, lunchbags and more. Everything is plastic-free and waste-free, helping you and your family avoid health risks associated with vinyl, plastic, lead and aluminum. Pretty awesome!

As a bonus, Abe's Market is also running a free shipping promotion through this Sunday, August 24!



Head on over to Abe's Market for natural, organic and Eco-friendly products today.

Have fun shopping!

Until next time,

Eddy

Food for Thought: Strive to Find Your Own Voice

Hello Everyone,

I'm sure most of you know by now that actor-comedian Robin Williams is no longer with us. When I heard the news of his death, I was in disbelief and heartbroken. Robin entered my life as the beloved alien Mork on the show Mork & Mindy. Man, he made me laugh! Some years later, he would star in one of my all time fave movies, Dead Poets Society. He played a character named John Keating, an English teacher at an elite prep school who inspires his students through his teaching of poetry. I wish I had a teacher like him when I was in school.

In memory of Robin, today's food for thought is quoted from Dead Poets Society, as said by John Keating to his students. There is no doubt that Robin had found his own voice and I'm saddened that his extraordinary life was filled with so much struggle and pain.

Robin, thanks for the laughs & the memories. You will be missed.


Until next time,

Eddy