Tuesday, December 21, 2010

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Less is more: green ideas for gifts this Christmas


In the coming days we will be celebrating Christmas. is the time of year when we come special things, many of them in excessive quantities, and we take the time to enjoy family and take a break from the tasks d iari. An exciting time is the exchange of gifts and children's definitely the highlight of the celebration. is where I can help in the search for an inexpensive gift, creative and environmentally friendly.

"Less is more" is a famous phrase, which I like. It originated with a German architect, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, one of the most important of the last century. refers to the concept of minimalism that is characterized by extreme simplicity of its architectural forms. The use of pure colors, simple geometric forms and industrial materials used in the most neutral way possible, is the key point. style is very clean, which takes into account all of the parties. addition, minimalism gives great importance to space and environmentally friendly materials. pure form combined with the simplicity and the white dominating the whole give a minimal effect, clean and bright. The use of pure colors and undertones of white is the mark of this architectural style that emphasizes the idea that simplicity and clarity are the basis of good design.

The concept of minimalism was very successful in the eighties to achieve influence not only in architecture and design but also in painting, fashion and music. I mention this because it is a notion that underlies some of the best ideas and can apply to Christmas to spend less, impacts, and promote ecological thinking in selecting or creating Christmas gifts.

is not necessary or recommended to give away toys made from and packaged in plastic. is an unnecessary expense that produces a lot of trash catches the attention of the child for a short time and is easily broken by construction of poor quality. In these times of financial crisis and price higher basic needs of life is important to be cautious with spending. A good option is to first decide your budget: so much money per person. should be an amount that does not negatively affect your spending a week and, although little is enough money to buy something nice and easy for friends and family. Remember that less is more and give a plant, such as cyclamen, or a whole family tree you can plant and care, is very valuable, especially since you will spend little and act on ecological principles.

For Kids is easy to find things simple but useful with a specific purpose and daily use. A good example: in order not to buy water bottles made of plastic and care for water consumption, I suggest you buy bottled brand steel KA-AB ( www.ka-ab.com ). Each bottle helps eliminate waste and help keep you hydrated in style and global awareness. A wide range of designs, each inspired by nature, and your purchase will be helping an environmental initiative. For example, if you choose the bottle that shows a butterfly, you'll be supporting the care and conservation of the reserve of the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere. With a gift of this kind will be promoting the responsible use of water, cleaning (because we do not have to throw anything away), increased consumption of water rather than soda, and even the economy, because they no longer buy bottled water an excessively high cost. In Morelos have the opportunity to buy at the Hostal de la Luz, in Tepoztlan, or order them through the website.

not required to show your family you want to spend large sums of money on gifts of dubious origins. Remember that less is more and that with a little creativity run by an ecological conscience find original gift thoughtful and useful. not need much money to bring joy to the Christmas celebrations. Use your mind along with your creativity, find the simplest options and you'll have a Christmas full of harmony and tranquility.

I wish you happy holidays and a New Year full of success with environmental purposes to help us live with less, but with more joy.

Happy Birthday!


Note published in the Union of Morelos, December 21, 2010

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