I’ve been a huge recycling advocate for many years. I heard today that Indiana puts more trash in landfills per capita than any other state. I can believe it. Most people I know think recycling is stupid and useless, a mindset I do not understand. To me it simply makes logical sense. So while it isn’t earth day or anything like that, in honor of recycling today I’ll post a link for a site that helps you locate recycling centers for any type of item you need to recycle from paper to glass to paint to electronics. Please visit Earth911.com and help do your part.
And of course there was a party!
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You just have to keep your eyes open to them.
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2008 is nearly past now. A lot has happened. Far more than could possibly be summed up in this tiny spot. And besides, all the major news outlets are covering it at this very moment. So I'll just touch on a few things.
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A good friend sent this to me [thanks V] and there's just too many good points here to ignore it. The author, to my knowledge, is unknown.
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To-do, shopping, you know… lists. Or for that matter, notes of things you don't want to forget. We all have them, use them… don't we? Well for those of you that do, and subsequently have a computer and printer, I recently stumbled on to a unique twist on this.
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Wow! Take a look at this! What an amazing photo. Standing in front of this monster had to be totally breathtaking! I only wish I had been there taking one of my own 🙂 I clearly live in the wrong part of the country.
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Last night one of the greatest actors of our time slipped into eternity. At 84 Charlton Heston passed from the world of the living and into the world of legends. So many of the all-time classics I enjoy feature his talents. Who can picture Moses with a face that’s not Charlton’s? Not to mention Ben Hur with the still fantastic chariot race? In later years his occasional cameos in films would make me think “hey, wow, that’s Charlton Heston” as those appearances became less and less over time. And so today, I pause, reflect, feel a few moments of sorrow, loss, and think “wow, Charlton Heston, that’s sad”.