Miller Dunwiddie

I've started to change my way of thinking about items in my home that are "getting old". If it still works, I will not dispose of it for a newer version.

The amount of single use plastics is insane at the grocery store. It's very rare to find food that does not have any plastic associated with it. 

Toothbrushes aren't recyclable and often end up as trash in the ocean which causes a lot of issues. An average person will use 300 toothbrushes over their lifetime. Seems like a no-brainer to use something that is environmentally friendly

My office has a kitchen w/ silverware, etc. but sometimes when we have Lunch & Learn's, the presenters bring in plastic utensils. I think we should ask them not to do that and make sure that everyone uses our metal silverware!

Gardens are a benefit for my mind and body as well as the fresh veggies. It's super fun to grow things and eat them, plus I love learning about different plants and types of veggies that I already know. Heirlooms are awesome!

Picking up trash in my community helped me pay attention to my surrounding more and actually show that I care about where I live. I'm hoping that other saw what I was doing and that it maybe inspired them to do the same.

No disposable when you use electric razors, too

Works well on long trips and keeps from making frequent stops.

The new cats enjoy this effort together.

One day to go, what more things can I learn?