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A small difference is still a difference!As the snow melts (due to wind and sun, no rain yet!) a lot of garbage/litter is being uncovered. On my dog walks, I make a point to pick up as much as I can carry. Sadly...that doesn't make much of a difference.
Too bad whoever's it was isn't funny enough to go, "Oh yeah, that's mine!"I posted it to the neighborhood Facebook group. "Quickdraw" never came forward to claim ownership. It seemed to be a full bottle.
I"m happy to share jae - no secrets here. I wore a nice bright floral print dress to church this morning, as I was greeting. Virtually everyone who came in gave a smile and commented about enjoying the colours and we agreed that today's sunshine was welcome & that spring is on it's way in at last. I went for a walk, picked up some litter along the way. I prep'd a printer cartridge to pop it in the mail tomorrow so it can be recycled by its manufacturer. I strolled my garden, saying hello to all the plants that are working their way into view again after their winter's rest - to grace my world with natural beauty. I admired photos my husband took on his trip to High Park this morning where he saw a bird that's new to us - a Night Heron. We looked it up in our field guide and learned something new about nature around us.
Okay - your turn.
If he threw all his stuff into the appropriate bins he did more than a lot of folks are doing. Contaminated recycling is a big problem in this city. (Of course the city makes it complicated, but don't get me started.)Was it active participation at a collection point or did you merely throw your newspapers in a recycling bin?
If he threw all his stuff into the appropriate bins he did more than a lot of folks are doing. Contaminated recycling is a big problem in this city. (Of course the city makes it complicated, but don't get me started.)
larned somethin new
"contaminated recycling"
i wonder how long b4 they make it into a new crime like was done with Jaywalking (short history The forgotten history of how automakers invented the crime of "jaywalking" ) lol
in Vancouver WA "stealing" someone's recycling is illegal lol
Could you elaborate a bit on this Jae. How did you participate in Toronto's recycling programme? Was it active participation at a collection point or did you merely throw your newspapers in a recycling bin? Maybe it was something else entirely - I really would like to know what you did.