So here’s what I’ve been wondering:
If I’ve always taken for granted
that disposable plastic is necessary for life
and am now discovering that this isn’t the case at all,
what else have I believed
that isn’t true?
So here’s what I’ve been wondering:
If I’ve always taken for granted
that disposable plastic is necessary for life
and am now discovering that this isn’t the case at all,
what else have I believed
that isn’t true?
Kyce Bello 
Wow! It seems like a very small thing you are undertaking, when in fact it is mind boggling enormous. I am not yet taking the steps that you are, but starting this week we are no longer using paper napkins, using reusable grocery bags, and if we need to go to the grocery we will be walking. We live in a very small cut-off community (no roads in or out), so going without a vehicle is possible but sometimes needed due to our extreme weather. I know this is a very small step compared with yours, but it is a start. We cannot change the world, but we ourselves can change for the good of the world. I love your blog. You are an inspiration my friend. Peace and love. Anna
Walking to the store and on other errands is something I am trying to do more of, too. I wholeheartedly agree that we can change ourselves for the good of the world, and would add that more often than not it’s for our own good, too!