I can't take it. I can't do it anymore.
If I have to wash out one more mildew-reeking, peanut-butter-slimed, poppy-seed-sprinkled lunch bags, I'm going to die.
And I want to live.
To see at least one book published in my lifetime.
So.
I have to switch to paper bags for a while. I have to. Just for a little bit.
Until I get back on my feet.
But I won't not feel guilty about doing it.
What about you?
Is there any environmental law you have to break?
5 comments:
Oh I so relate to this, Jennie. This exact one. I also have a problem washing ziplocks constantly. I just hate it. They never seem to be clean again (and my cleanliness standards are LOW).
Jennie--I get almost paralized by the guilt of not recycling everything. The weather has been awful here and we don't have a city recycle pick up program. We have to drop it off at dumpsters around town. The icy parking lots have made it difficult. I just put cans in the trash. There I said it. I PUT CANS IN THE TRASH. My recycle tubs are all full. I'm doing the best I can and that's all I can do. So that will have to be okay...until spring.
Sharon, I read a great quote about truth on a blog today (I thought it was yours; were'd it go?). Anyway, you're absolved. Totally and completely.
You, too, Kjersten. Forgiven!
Jennie--I'm not that deep. ;)
Thanks for the recycling pardon...
My husband found a soup can in the trash today and I got the whole Landfill Lecture again.
:-)
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