My kiddos are gone with various grandmothers for the next month so I decided now is the time to let my freak out.
I'm going "guerrilla green" for the next 31 days.
Not only will this be great for the environment, it won't hurt the wallet either!
1.) Car: one day a week I will use the car- basically for grocery and supply shopping.
2.) Limit my produce and egg purchases to the local farms.
3.) Continue working on my little vegetable garden
4.) Limit purchases to limit packaging.
5.) Walk to work daily.
6.) NO FAST FOOD (this one may kill me- but it's not ethically raised, causes litter, and costs way to much in terms of health and money.)
7.) If I have to buy something, try to find it used first.
8.) Freecycle and Craigslist my attic - time to declutter in a way that helps others.
9.) Make all my cleaning supplies.
I'm journaling this experience on my blog. I think it will be quite an experiment to see what one ordinary, not-rich-or-famous person can do.
I'd love it if some of you decided to join me!
I'm going "guerrilla green" for the next 31 days.
Not only will this be great for the environment, it won't hurt the wallet either!
1.) Car: one day a week I will use the car- basically for grocery and supply shopping.
2.) Limit my produce and egg purchases to the local farms.
3.) Continue working on my little vegetable garden
4.) Limit purchases to limit packaging.
5.) Walk to work daily.
6.) NO FAST FOOD (this one may kill me- but it's not ethically raised, causes litter, and costs way to much in terms of health and money.)
7.) If I have to buy something, try to find it used first.
8.) Freecycle and Craigslist my attic - time to declutter in a way that helps others.
9.) Make all my cleaning supplies.
I'm journaling this experience on my blog. I think it will be quite an experiment to see what one ordinary, not-rich-or-famous person can do.
I'd love it if some of you decided to join me!