She Says: What a Beautiful Day!
Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
I accidentally started collecting iPods.
The three to the right of the iPhone all broke within the last two weeks. For about a week I was iPodless and then my sister let me borrow her red one and Mark’s dad gave me two shuffles. I used one shuffle during my 6 mile run today and it worked! Fabulous.
After my run I had some Greek Yogurt with a little melty homemade Strawberry Sorbet, and orange and a barley salad I made (recipe coming soon!).
I went to a wonderful event at Tavern on the Green tonight. Despite living only 10 blocks away at one point, I’ve never been there! It’s just as pretty and almost magical inside as it appears to be from the outside. I kind of loved the mirrored hallways!
Anyway, the event was for an organization called Green Beam that I learned about through Gena.
Here is Gena explaining how she helped her mom give up Splenda! Gena was also featured in this month’s Green Beam newsletter!
Here is some information about Beam Green:
- Beam Green is a Green Social Club for women – a forum created for the sharing of Green knowledge and wisdom in order to guide parents and children towards superior health and wellness.
- Beam Green’s mission is to be a positive eco-educational community for families that will assist in the creation of children who are strong, vibrant, and healthy that they contribute to the world in countless ways.
The members of Beam Green meet once a month at Tavern on the Green to discuss ways to make changes in your life and the lives of your family members. They always have awesome speakers and great food. Tonight’s speakers were Natalia Rose and Dr. Ginger. I want to take some time to process and think about all I learned tonight, but I will definitely come back to the evening in future posts! I already know that it left me thinking about some things I do in my own life a little differently and with the motivation to make some specific and easy changes!
Before I went I had a Peanut Butter & Banana sandwich and about 3 hours later I had this snack plate at the event.
The (vegan) sushi was really good for some reason! I also had some juice from Liqueteria and a warm green tea.
I took the bus back to New Jersey and when I got home I was pretty hungry! I try not to eat too close to bed, but I was hungry and I knew I would be ravenous in the morning, so I had another bowl of the barley salad I had at lunch.
It was a wonderful night to walk in New York and attend the Beam Green event. It was especially exciting because not only did I get to see Gena and Melissa again, but I was able to meet a new blog friend and fellow New Jersey dweller, Lauren.


