Mother’s like their daughters Trashy…

...at least mine does!It's Mother's Day! In celebration of my undying adoration and appreciation for my amazing Mother, I'm going to share this news article that she sent me earlier this week. Thanks for feeding my Trash addiction Ma...Keurig reverses course on refillable K-Cup coffee pods after a fierce backlashNow the "fierce backlash" is really … Continue reading Mother’s like their daughters Trashy… →

Shake, Fold!

If you haven't discovered TED talks yet... what internet rock have you been under... here is a short introduction into the wonderful world of TED...I've chatted about paper towel waste before but this video so perfectly explains the most environmentally sound way to dry your hands that Trashers from all walks of life have to bare witness! … Continue reading Shake, Fold! →

A FroYo Fix

Last week I had a #TrashGirlProblem that I just can't shake...and it may or may not be solved by eating as much frozen yogurt as possible while I mull it over...I have a long standing relationship with frozen yogurt. Spring semester of my Junior year of college, a business called The Frosty Parrotopened up just … Continue reading A FroYo Fix →

Death to the K Cup!!

We all saw this coming...and by 'we' I mean us trash-junkies..pun intentional...K cups highlight an ever growing problem in our modern day world (largely in America) that the convenience of single use products is quickly infiltrating our daily life. For all the "good" that comes from K cups (less stale coffee, I guess?) there's a … Continue reading Death to the K Cup!! →

TerraCycle Part I: Implementation & Norming

This is actually the second post is a series on my biggest trash adventure/project to date. You can find the first one here. I'd be amiss not sharing this set of stories because it was such an integral part of development & understanding of trash.After discovering TerraCycle and realizing the potential for growth on a … Continue reading TerraCycle Part I: Implementation & Norming →

Superfluous: extra

I went to a swanky networking event last week empowering women to be more financially literate. It was hosted by Personal Capital at a very nice event space on the East River. So nice, that the paper towels in the ladies room became a topic of discussion for a hot minute among the women at the … Continue reading Superfluous: extra →