Starting Green is wearing the gifts of nature. Sweet, warm and lovingly soft, are some of the words to describe your baby. We would like you to feel content knowing your baby is safe and free from unknown harm when you choose StartingGreen clothes and quilts.

We are here to provide you with choices that help set you on a course that is a healthy choice for your baby and a healthy decision for you.

Our clothes represent the future in quality-made essentials prepared with loving hands. Our relationships with pattern makers, seamstresses, organic cotton textile manufacturers, grading, washing and cutting are just a small number of people who take pride in representing fashion that is built on an environmental standard.

Please take the time you need to make your choice, one that improves your baby's new way of life. Through you, your children will grow to understand the delicate balance of nature's simple gifts.

Visit www.StartingGreen.com to learn more about Marilyn's exciting new venture and to buy some fabulous new clothes for that special new arrival in you or your family's life!

Marilyn spent 3 days in New York City last Autumn recording some wonderful great American standards with a bunch of stellar jazz musicians for a Japanese label called Venus Records. The CD, entitled Every Time We Say Goodbye, will be released in Japan on February 20, 2008. We will have a limited amount of copies to sell via the website so keep your eyes on this space for when it becomes available.

Musicians performing with Marilyn were:
Cyrus Chestnut - piano
Paul Bollenback - guitar
Gerald Cannon - bass
Willie Jones III - drums
Ken Peplowski - tenor sax & clarinet

Track Listing for the new CD is:
1. Every Time We Say Goodbye (C. Porter)
2. I Got Lost In His Arms (I. Berlin)
3. Lonely Town (L. Bernstein)
4. Detour Ahead (H. Ellis, L. Carter, J. Frigo
5. Do You Know The Way To San Jose? (B. Bacharach)
6. Autumn In New York (V. Duke)
7. I Love Paris (C. Porter)
8. Cry Me A River (A. Hamilton)
9. Caravan (D. Ellington, J. Tizo)
10. Somewhere (L. Bernstein)