Spring Sprung Sprout

What is it about warm weather that makes us want to eat at Counter Culture? We stopped the other day and got an avocado sandwich and a baby yogurt. Tasty!

We feel green when we eat there. As long as we don't idle in the drive through. Get out and go in. Better yet, go to the 203 E. Kings Hwy location and dine on the patio. P.S. Wish they had a website or blog. We have to settle for this information about Counter Culture from the Shreveport Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau.

Free Mustard Greens

Why is it when times get tough we want to hunker down and wallow in isolation? Play 2009 in a different way. Join the folks in your neighborhood and create abundance. One of the best places to do that is at the many community gardens in Shreveport.

In fact tomorrow morning you can get FREE mustard greens at the Highland Community Garden. Free food and new friends. The world is a bright shiny place. And dirt is sexy. Even The Shreveport Times thinks so with its new gardening section.

Do you Facebook?

We have finally gone Facebook. And after only one day our mind is boggled by the potential. Do you Facebook? All the cool kids are there. If you're old school, it's like passing notes around in Coach Steen's American History class.

Not that we're bragging or anything but we've already got 56 friends and have joined the Highland Artists (HA!) group. HA! was created by Noma Fowler-Sandlin because "Shreveport's Highland Neighborhood is rich with all sorts of artists... (here's) a Facebook group where they can keep in touch."