#green friday

[rinibayphoto]

[mountrainiernps]

Are you enjoying Green Friday? Green is believed to be a healing color: the color of nature and balance. Green is also a color that Mount Rainier National Park has in abundance! Higher elevations may be covered in snow, but at lower elevations there is plenty of green to be found in the old-growth forests, from ferns to mossy logs to evergreen trees.

Can’t get to the park? No matter where you are, take a moment to appreciate plants in your neighborhood or yard, or even a houseplant. What other colors do you find calming or therapeutic? What about snowy white – Mount Rainier has plenty of that too!

NPS Photos of green plants along the Trail of the Shadows in Longmire with a view of snowy Eagle Peak on November 27, 2024.

[petula-xx]

GREEN FRIDAY FOR GARDENERS!

‘Green Friday’ is a growing anti consumerism counter movement to the Black Friday sales and shopping event. It’s also about mindful consumption and supporting ethical and green producers.

This is a short video from English no dig gardening legend and teacher, Charles Dowding. His Green Friday deal is 50% off all his online courses (explained in the video and link provided).

IMO a terrific investment for yourself or Christmas gift for the gardener on your list. Check it out!

[bealiceembroidery]

🖤💚TURN BLACK FRIDAY GREEN 💚🖤

Buy Irish and Shop Local this black Friday! Over at bealice.ie we're offering €10 off all embroidery kits

Pictured: Ribbonwork Heart Embroidery Kit

[shroomy-games]

💚 Green is the new black 💚

Hi friends! Now is a good time to get a tee from my Teemill store :3c

🌳Every order plants a tree until Dec 3rd!

🧦Use the code SOCKY for a free pair of bamboo socks with your order until Dec 2nd!

💕Make my day by supporting my art and a sustainable way of making clothes!

🌟 uboaappears.teemill.com 🌟

[dravencrow127]

[landofstrangethings]

[everydaydeeds]

Day 1749 - Black Friday represents everything awful about consumerism and people literally get hurt/killed. My wallet and I continued the tradition of doing literally anything else (this year it was reading+cleaning+homework+going for a walk). Any other Black Friday abstainers out there? How did you spend the day instead?