b5media Just Keeps Getting Greener!

Hi Daily Tomorrow peeps! Sorry about the short break this week but I’m back, and with lots of good news. First, the break. What a week, month, my goodness! I’ve been super busy with just about everything – consulting on a house that hopefully will be able to use a geo-exchange system (hooray!) and getting some new projects off the ground over at Inhabitat. I’m also recovering from a nasty cold and jetlag (not so green, I’m aware, yes, but into every green life a little offset must fall). So there, you are almost caught up.

Part of the pause has a lot to do with Daily Tomorrow and b5media. We’ve been getting greener all the time and there’s lot o’ green to go around. We’ve got Unplugged Living who’s been helping readers “freeload of Mother Nature” for quite some time now. The latest at UL: Brooke Burke and Her Environment-Friendly Baby Products – wow, she looks amazing!

There’s also Simply Thrifty who’s making it go round twice in style with reads like How to Compost. And one of my all-time favorite blogs, Veggie Chic, where a lighter ecological footprint is healthy and delicious with posts like 5 tips for having a happy vegetarian holiday season. Yum!

And, of course, the mom of the happiest green kid you’ve ever seen, Jennifer over at Tree Hugging Family is making green groovy on a daily basis. Check out 25 Reasons to Get Outside During Winter, I particularly like reason #7.

So what about us here at Daily Tomorrow? We are still green of course but in the coming weeks you’ll start to notice a little different perspective. You’ll still find Kid-Friendly Fridays (because kids and science are just more fun!), Website Winks and lots of other regular features. Some features will fade away but other new exciting ones will take their place.

Re-focusing? Why yes! And it has a little to do with an email I got from a green guide with this subject:

help count birds! Plus, easy roast chicken, and more…

Actually, the thoughts were percolating in my mind before this email but the subject kinda nailed it for me. I’d been on the fence about this particular guide, it’s good but kinda fluffy IMHO. And that, my dear readers, is what I don’t want Daily Tomorrow to be! So I’m weeding out the fluff, gettin’ lean for the New Year and getting back to the roots here: Science.

So if you dig exploring science, the natural world and are interested in the state of the environment (ie would rather hear about the bird count than the easy roast chicken) you’re in the right place and I hope you stick around!