Echo the Eco at Fully Booked

Oct 21

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Tet Uy (My Quaint Life) who is one of my MavenSecrets classmates under Anton Diaz (Our Awesome Planet) will be delivering a talk on “embracing innovation and creativity to make the green lifestyle livable, comfortable, viable and inheritable” at the Fully Booked Bonifacio High Street Branch. The event will be on October 23, 2010 (Saturday).

This is indeed an excellent way of creating and spreading the “green” advocacy among the young, students and parents.

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