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"\\nIn honor of Earth Day yesterday\u2026 I felt like it would be a good time to introduce you to my wiggly little friends living under my kitchen sink.  That's right, folks, Sarah Jane Morris, star of the popular ABC show Brothers &amp;amp; Sisters, has worms IN HER HOUSE!  1,200 or so of them, to be exact. If you happened to read my blog yesterday, you have probably figured out that I'm not afraid to get a little dirty (or to do things that are a little abnormal).  And like I said, I love the Earth, and I just feel a personal responsibility to start treating it as I do my own home.  I hope to have my own family someday, and I want them to be able to enjoy all the wonderful things I was able to as a child, and not take this planet for granted.  And if I am able to pass along my \"green approach\" to them, hopefully it won't be so hard for them to make other necessary changes that might occur as they grow up.  Plus, once you start making habits of doing things like carrying your own canvas bags and drinking water out of a refillable bottle, you become so much more aware of other things you can do to give back to this beautiful planet on which we live. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nBack to my worms. Here's the deal: The food scraps you put in the garbage end up in a landfill.  Tons of garbage gets piled on top of it denying it the air and sunshine it needs to decompose.  As a result, other microorganisms break down the trash and release methane, which contributes to the greenhouse effect.  Now I know there are some people out there who still have a hard time buying the whole \"global warming\" idea (some of my good friends even), but regardless of that, don't landfills BUM you out?  So I'm aggressive about recycling, which includes my worm compost.  And I swear to you, it does not smell, it isn't yucky, and these suckers can eat!  If I was still a camp counselor, this is definitely something I would've done with my campers.  I checked out a book at the library called Worms Eat My Garbage by Mary Appelhof. It tells you all you need to know about vermicomposting if you are interested. P.S. If anyone has any questions about the veggie mobile or worm compost, post them below and I'll try to answer! \n\nBesides Earth Day, it was also Hair Day.   That's what I call the day every 4-6 weeks that I turn my dishwater blonde into some enhanced version of itself. So Mark, my trusty colorist, turned me into a sun-kissed California blonde today. As an actress, it takes a lot of maintenance to look a certain way. I have work to do, a photoshoot, an awards ceremony, and a few scenes as \"Julia Walker\" coming up, so Hair Day it was. Talk to you again soon! -SJ Read Sarah Jane Morris's Previous Post"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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