If one of your new year's resolutions was to be more green in 2012, we've got some great tips, tricks and ideas for you. We've got links for everything from saving energy in your Savannah apartment to houseplant watering reminders to interesting green DIY projects. Read on to learn more!   Smart & Simple: Green Living Ideas for Every Home   •... [Read more...]

Today and tomorrow are big days for Savannah. Residents at Walden at Chatham Center can take advantage of all of the wonderful events that are happening around town: If you're a student, a senior, or in the military, then Tails Spin has a great event for you tonight (If you can't make it tonight, the event will repeat on May 11th). Bring your pet to a... [Read more...]

Are you ready to win cool gifts, cash, and more? Are you trying to go green? Ready for egg hunting fun? If you can answer yes to the above, then Walden at Chatham Center is the place to be on Thursday, April 21st. We'll be having a great Egg Hunt from 5:30 - 7 PM, where you can win great gifts, like carpet cleanings, or cash. We have those prizes for our... [Read more...]

Cha Bella is a delicious restaurant in the Savannah area that not only uses organic elements in their regular offerings, but will also deliver organic and delicious food to your home. You can get fresh fish, vegetables, and more delivered straight to your doorstep in your apartment at Walden at Chatham Center through their "Farm Box" service. When you... [Read more...]

Have you been missing Forsyth Farmers' Market? At the end of the season we hate to see this gem close down for a few months, but the long wait is almost over. On April 2nd, the Forsyth Farmers' Market will once again open it's arms to the Savannah area, with fresh produce and local items for everyone. The farmers' market is the place to find your in-season... [Read more...]

For someone who strives to be a part of the "green movement", there is nothing more satisfying than seeing something creatively repurposed for reuse.  If that sounds like it may be you, then I have a great idea that you may enjoy: thrift store dishes.  You can give vintage dishes that you find in a thrift store new life and at the same time you can showcase... [Read more...]

You know the routine, you wake up in the moring to take Rover out to do his "business" and he has to inspect every tree, fire hydrant and lamppost in the area before he finds "the chosen one." Why there has to be this daily search is beyond me.  You'd think that the spot he chose yesterday would still be good today, right?  We may never know the science... [Read more...]

We now know that buying in-season fruits and vegetables, particularly produce that has been grown locally, is better for our environment (and probably our taste buds and bodies too).  But it also provides an exciting opportunity to try new foods and to experiment with seasonal recipes! Check out this recipe for English Trifle.  If you make it, shoot a picture... [Read more...]

Do you shop for your fresh food and produce locally? If not, you may want to give it some serious consideration. Although today's global market allows us to buy foods grown almost anywhere in the world at any given time, this option is not the most sustainable. Buying in-season fruits and vegetables that are locally grown helps to eliminate the environmental... [Read more...]

The Super Bowl is on Sunday, and yes the next blog will be a “who will win” speculation, but for now let’s talk about parties. Having your friends and family over is going to be fun, but don’t think you have to spend a lot of money. You can go green and actually save money. Don’t believe me? Here’s how. If you don’t have enough plates, don’t... [Read more...]

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