I just finished reading yet another in a long line of memoirs by people who have attempted to green up their lifestyle, only to realize that it's hard and they don't like it.
Which, OK, whatever. I don't really see it as being that difficult to unplug the dryer and drive less, but maybe I'm exemplary.
I just get so annoyed when these things are billed as green-living guides. Because they're not. They're giant, long-winded excuses. They're whining and justification for keeping things pretty much the way they are.
It's just a thought here, but it was whining and justification that got us into this mess. It's going to take something else entirely to get us out.
Thoughts?
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I suggest you read Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough and Michael Braungart. It's a new view on why and how things should be changed for the better. Except it's not that new, but it is good.
I agree. I don't always follow through all the time, but I don't make excuses for it. I try to do better. Enough of the justification.
Corina
Down to Earth Mama
http://www.dtemama.com
Here's to no more excuses!
And Jane - thanks for the recommendation. I'll look for it.
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