Imagine that you live on a spaceship (because you do) traveling to the nearest extra-solar star* [OK, you're on a BIG spaceship orbiting the Sun...].
What would you take? How would you do things differently?
I'm Pam Hoffman and I was 'green' when it was still a color. I started making different decisions about my personal "Conservation" back in the 80s, I just always thought of it as 'spaceship thinking' so I reused, recycled, re-purposed, composted and plain old did not get things as part of my daily routine.
I'm Jeff Miller. My parents went through the depression and WWII rationing so, I too, was raised to think of ways to reuse, recycle, and re-purpose things. I do my bit to conserve resources but I'm not radical about it. In my own bit of "spaceship thinking," I've always felt that we've been tearing apart the life support system to repair the coffee maker. However, I'm a technophile so I think that our increasing understanding and innovations will eventually solve the problem. I just hope that there's something left to save.
Topic of the week:
There are some folks who won't touch leftovers. Personally, I think they are sometimes BETTER a day or two after they were originally cooked.
Since our friends in the USA are recovering from their holiday feast, I'm wondering - what do YOU like to do with your leftover turkey and other fixins?
I recall making soup with such leftovers (not reserved for this holiday alone!) and it's a good way to warm up on a cold day in November in Northern Ohio.
Go Ahead and Add YOUR ways to Use Turkey Leftovers Below.
Thanks for playing. Here are a few 'rules' to maintain your spot on this "Conservation" Linky Series...
1. Please Adhere to the Linky Party Theme
2. Link Directly to YOUR Participating Post (not just the main URL)
3. Link Back From Your Post to This Post (NOT a different page) With the Text: CoE - Leftover Turkey
4. Please Do Your Best to Visit Fellow Participants Posts and Leave Them a Comment. Isn't That Why YOU'RE Here?
This Linky will reorder the links by 'Likes.' If you want to stay in the top spots, have everyone you know stop by and click on the 'Like' by your link!
Have Fun!
Share the way you Use Leftover Turkey Below:
To prepare for upcoming CoE Linky Parties, see the CoE Linky Party Calendar!
*Proxima Centauri
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Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
6th "Conservation" Linky: Share Ways That You Shop for the Holidays, 11/18/11-11/24/11
Imagine that you live on a spaceship (because you do) traveling to the nearest extra-solar star* [OK, you're on a BIG spaceship orbiting the Sun...].
What would you take? How would you do things differently?
I'm Pam Hoffman and I was 'green' when it was still a color. I started making different decisions about my personal "Conservation" back in the 80s, I just always thought of it as 'spaceship thinking' so I reused, recycled, re-purposed, composted and plain old did not get things as part of my daily routine.
I'm Jeff Miller. My parents went through the depression and WWII rationing so, I too, was raised to think of ways to reuse, recycle, and re-purpose things. I do my bit to conserve resources but I'm not radical about it. In my own bit of "spaceship thinking," I've always felt that we've been tearing apart the life support system to repair the coffee maker. However, I'm a technophile so I think that our increasing understanding and innovations will eventually solve the problem. I just hope that there's something left to save.
Topic of the week:
Conservation isn't limited to 'stuff' it can be conservation of your personal energy, your monetary resources, etc.
This week we will take a look at ways you like to shop for the holidays in relation to these 'conservation' areas.
Would you please share how You Shop for the Holidays? We used to go to a street fair in San Clements, CA every month to shop for gifts in December for the holidays. This was a fun outing and we were able to pay cash and gather what we needed over the months in preparation for the big celebrations!
Go Ahead and Add YOUR Best Holiday Shopping Ideas Below.
Thanks for playing. Here are a few 'rules' to maintain your spot on this "Conservation" Linky Series...
1. Please Adhere to the Linky Party Theme
2. Link Directly to YOUR Participating Post (not just the main URL)
3. Link Back From Your Post to This Post (NOT a different page) With the Text: CoE - Holiday Shopping
4. Please Do Your Best to Visit Fellow Participants Posts and Leave Them a Comment. Isn't That Why YOU'RE Here?
This Linky will reorder the links by 'Likes.' If you want to stay in the top spots, have everyone you know stop by and click on the 'Like' by your link!
Have Fun!
Share the way you 'Shop for the Holidays' Below:
To prepare for upcoming CoE Linky Parties, see the CoE Linky Party Calendar!
*Proxima Centauri
What would you take? How would you do things differently?
I'm Pam Hoffman and I was 'green' when it was still a color. I started making different decisions about my personal "Conservation" back in the 80s, I just always thought of it as 'spaceship thinking' so I reused, recycled, re-purposed, composted and plain old did not get things as part of my daily routine.
I'm Jeff Miller. My parents went through the depression and WWII rationing so, I too, was raised to think of ways to reuse, recycle, and re-purpose things. I do my bit to conserve resources but I'm not radical about it. In my own bit of "spaceship thinking," I've always felt that we've been tearing apart the life support system to repair the coffee maker. However, I'm a technophile so I think that our increasing understanding and innovations will eventually solve the problem. I just hope that there's something left to save.
Topic of the week:
Conservation isn't limited to 'stuff' it can be conservation of your personal energy, your monetary resources, etc.
This week we will take a look at ways you like to shop for the holidays in relation to these 'conservation' areas.
Would you please share how You Shop for the Holidays? We used to go to a street fair in San Clements, CA every month to shop for gifts in December for the holidays. This was a fun outing and we were able to pay cash and gather what we needed over the months in preparation for the big celebrations!
Go Ahead and Add YOUR Best Holiday Shopping Ideas Below.
Thanks for playing. Here are a few 'rules' to maintain your spot on this "Conservation" Linky Series...
1. Please Adhere to the Linky Party Theme
2. Link Directly to YOUR Participating Post (not just the main URL)
3. Link Back From Your Post to This Post (NOT a different page) With the Text: CoE - Holiday Shopping
4. Please Do Your Best to Visit Fellow Participants Posts and Leave Them a Comment. Isn't That Why YOU'RE Here?
This Linky will reorder the links by 'Likes.' If you want to stay in the top spots, have everyone you know stop by and click on the 'Like' by your link!
Have Fun!
Share the way you 'Shop for the Holidays' Below:
To prepare for upcoming CoE Linky Parties, see the CoE Linky Party Calendar!
*Proxima Centauri
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