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Comments (15)>>BAMACONNIE SAYS >>A friend wanted a long neck blue wine bottle to paint on and I had seen them in a liquor store so bought one for her. While there, I looked around and saw several other blue bottles of wine. Of course, you have to buy them but some are very pretty.Hmmmm....I'm thinking I'd be forced to sit on my patio sipping on some of that wine in order to get the empty blue bottles...sounds like a win-win situation all around!...See MoreI'm so excited about my dump find!
Comments (17)What a find! Hard to believe someone would actually throw that away! But I'm sure happy for you that they did. Our dump doesn't allow anyone to take anything. What a shame since so much could be salvaged or recycled. But apparently they are afraid of lawsuits if someone gets hurt. I think dumps should have a section for 'good' stuff to put aside and let folks have it. But then we can't even curb shop here as you can't put anything out there. :o( I think Phoenix must hate recycling!! How dumb is that. hugs, Karen...See MoreI'm really excited for...
Comments (6)Well, right about now I am looking forward to having a water source on the same floor as my "kitchen"... My mother who always looks for the silver lining was commenting that my legs will be fabulous after all the stair climbing......See MoreEncouraging manufacturers to use recyclable packaging
Comments (11)Kale and spinach are the only greens I buy in packages. I do see bunches of fresh kale in the stores (and in summer I get it out of my son's garden), but it's so much easier to use it out of a bag. I actually think most of the time it's more economical too. I go through a lot of it with juicing. I don't often see bunches of fresh spinach until we get to the farm market season, but it's likely things are different in California, and perhaps other states as well....See Morejoaniepoanie
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