Haha! What a brilliant post. Thanks for making my day. Now, where are those reusable bags?
Theresa
· 1 year ago
I totally agree! I am so glad those people do all those things, because in the long run, it adds up. But having to deal with their snobbery demeans the whole movement as well as disheartens those who are new to the whole concept. Let's do our part and be as helpful as we can be in order to help move the green wave forward and save our planet. Theresa www.embodies.com
Adam Shake
· 1 year ago
This was a refreshing post.
It's easy to get caught up in the movement, when the movement becomes who you are instead of what you do.
I'm a writer for a couple of green websites and when you get to the point where you know how much bauxite is in an aluminum can and how the growth of India and china is influencing the prices of aluminum, recycling your water bottle seems trivial and not using a reusable bag in the store seems downright criminal.
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Theresa
www.embodies.com
It's easy to get caught up in the movement, when the movement becomes who you are instead of what you do.
I'm a writer for a couple of green websites and when you get to the point where you know how much bauxite is in an aluminum can and how the growth of India and china is influencing the prices of aluminum, recycling your water bottle seems trivial and not using a reusable bag in the store seems downright criminal.
Thanks for the reality check.
Adam Shake