In Conclusion

I think I've at least met my personal goals with this project. It got me off my lazy bum to recycle. The blog made me accountable for my actions in a public space. It encouraged me to clean, complete my goals of recycling, and research more about why we should recycle. I don't know if it convinced you, the reader, but I hope you at least learned something or enjoyed my exploits. This is a final car load of junk that has been sitting my car for a while. It's got to go:


Compared with using materials only once then discarding and replacing them, recycling saves energy, reduces pollution from manufacturing and transportation, and avoids destroying mateirals and natural resources. Please join me in my quest to recycle, UNL. If I can do it, so can you. Thanks for reading.

Denison, Richard A. and John F. Ruston. "Anti-Recycling Myths." Environmental Defense. 18 July 1996. Web. 10 December 2010.

The Mess is Clean

After much procrastinating I have finally cleaned up my apartment. I got rid of my junk corner and the beer wall, as well as other stuff sitting around the place. Observe before and after photos below:




It's off to Russ's with all this stuff. I'm finally fulfilling my goal and de-junking my life.

Beer Wall Full!

Now that the beer wall is full it's time to take it all to my recycling center of choice at Russ's Market. I have always had a soft spot for it, at least compared with Super Saver. Jake will be sad to see it go but I think he'll manage. Lee will get to start his juice wall.