Number of Ziploc bags I have amassed in my top desk drawer at work.
Proof of my undying commitment to the mantra "Reduce/Reuse/Recycle." Also proof of my undying commitment to the mantra "Don't do today what you can do tomorrow."
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4 comments:
Heather, I just LOVE reading your blog. Rarely leave a comment, but wanted you to know that you have a great way of writing, that I thoroughly enjoy. Write on!
DITTO to what Becky said.
And DITTO to your post! I have a drawer in my kitchen full of ziploc bags (well, they arent all Ziploc brand. Most are generic. But Im assuming you are referring to plastic bags in general, and using the name Ziploc similar to how most everyone says Kleenex in reference to tissues).
yay for RRR
Here's a suggestion to put your mind at ease and save you some desk space: right now at Walmart, you can find containers in the shape of actual sandwiches to pack in your cute little lunch. For me, I like the cuteness and they are also easier to take home and toss into the dishwasher than a plastic baglet. You're so cute you little recycler you!
I like the idea of tuppeware for many reasons, but we can never seem to keep both the lids and bottoms together. It becomes a serious financial burden after a while. You know how expensive those things are...
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