Lifestyle websites I like this week

I've come across several great sites and articles in the last few days. Allow me to share them, along with a couple of old favorites, with you:

WiseBread

Good site for articles on everything from debt management and entrepreneurship to living green and getting organized.

Heavy Table interview with Michael Perry

A fun and brief interview with one of our favorite authors, Michael Perry (Population 485; Coop). Dig more of Michael's easy going life conversation on his Sneezing Cow blog.

Growing Power Inc.

"Inspiring communities to build sustainable food systems that are equitable and ecologically sound, creating a just world, one food-secure community at a time." Got to this site via the Time Magazine "2010 Time 100" which I got via this Milwaukee JSOnline article on Will Allen.

Hay River Pumpkin Seed Oil

Not the greatest website around, but what a great, fun product.

The Daily Green

All things green living related. Occasionally a little preachy, tree hugger type stuff but lots of common sense articles too.

Yards to Gardens

Yards to Gardens grew out of a realization of the tremendous potential in the vast amounts of space that we use for growing grass. Take a walk or bike through the neighborhoods around you. Imagine what these spaces would look and feel like if, instead of grass lining the sidewalks and blanketing yard after yard, there were a colorful patchwork of flowers and food bearing plants covering the urban landscape. Now imagine that each of these spaces is a collaboration, a cooperative arrangement between land owners and gardeners to create food, color, and a stronger fiber within the community.

Made in Spain

Maybe the best cooking/travel show on the air. Unfortunately, Hulu only has season one available at this time. I simply love Jose Andres' passion and the joy with which he does everything. His recipes are also amazingly simple and oh-so delicious.