Its theme is of renewal, recycling and sharing. Hope you like it. Happy Easter Everyone
Scrap is found in every enviroment of life. It is left over bits of matter or discarded things that were wanted or needed at some point, but for some reason or another the want or need for that thing ceased to exist. It may be because it lost its usefulness or maybe it was worn or stopped working or worse yet, it was just replaced with a new model. No matter what the Reason, I believe that Scrap is important and needs everyones help to become something new again.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
A Sunday To Relax Write and Ponder
Its theme is of renewal, recycling and sharing. Hope you like it. Happy Easter Everyone
Recycled words
I just met a very nice man at Starbucks. His name is Brian G. Spare Phd and he was working on his book. He is writing the story of his life. We talked for some time and at one point he told me of his personal creed. It is based on a poem written by a usa writer called Max Ehrmann written in 1927. The title of his poem was called Desiderata which means " desired things" in Latin. I went on line and read the poem. It help to re enforce my own beliefs that paralleled this poem and the poems I wrote. Poems can be read over and over again by endless eyes and every time have the potential of sparking up a new beginning. So in a way the words are being recycled again and again
To read my poetry go to my other blog at: www.iambigbang.blogspot.com if you can't find it then go to Google.com/blogsearch first.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Another great idea by Starbucks
I just noticed that Starbucks offers this reusable coffee cup that is made of 90% recycled material for 1.00. They said it last for about 30 refills and you get s .10 cent discount off the price of your drink every time you use it. Wow, that prevents 30 paper cups from bring tossed into the landfill sites for each person using one. Unfortunately, this sStarbucks store only gets 15 of these cups to sell at a time. They said they are always on back order. Strange. Anyway, I think I will buy one and give it a try.
Starbucks recycling
I just talked to a very informed staff member at Starbucks in Thunder bay that told me that there are two drop off places for recyclable materials in town. The member told me that they take their own sorted recyclables to the drop offs themselves because the a company called Recool charges way to much for commercial scheduled pickup of recyclables. Way to go Starbucks.
In my last post I wrote that someone at a commercial location told me there was no such service. Mmmmmm. What's up with that? Eh.