I try to buy in bulk when possible so that I can either reuse the plastic bag or use paper bags instead. I steer clear of bagged vegetables and reuse my own bags. I normally don't get coffee lids but since I'm now walking my dogs when I stop for coffee, I have to so I don't spill. Luckily the tops that i"m getting are compostable and I am composting at a community collection site!  

The part that I'm struggling with is buying clothes during the quarantine because they come in multiple plastic bags. I am trying to be more thoughtful about what I purchase and if I really need to buy it right now. 

I think they used to have something that would show how your energy use compares to others around you but I don't really see that option now. I'm going to do some research to see if there is a third party app or something that will track this.

Litter removal shows we care about our own neighborhood and shows we care about those around us.

Reconnecting with our forests and the undergrowth is powerful, giving a sense of security and freedom.

We lose connection with our world when we are indoors.  the energies of the earth give us vibrancy and connection physically and spiritually.

In a situation of hunger, we need to reconsider the expiration dates, accepting use by dates and beyond.

We were meant to not eat meat, as in the creation story.  Less meat helps us to return to that ideal situation

If I don't have a reusable bag, I can carry items.  Pockets are wonderful