Another crazy idea...

April 13 2008... Not long until I am going to be pounding the streets of London in my second attempt at the London marathon. Two years ago I ran (well jogged slowly)as a penguin to raise funds for Children with Leukaemia. I remember it as being 'fun' - amazing at my ability to block out bad and painful memories! This time, I am running for what I believe is the greatest threat facing the world as we know it - climate change. In undertaking this personal challenge, I want to raise awareness of the issues and throw out a challenge to everyone who reads this blog to make small changes in their lives. Afterall, many small changes can make a huge difference.
So here's how it works - last time I was pestering you for money. This time instead of money I want you to pledge to make small changes and list these under the comments sections to give other people ideas. Parents - get your kids involved. Kids - get your parents involved! 60 days of training and a lifetime of change starts tomorrow. Ready, steady, go!

Sunday, May 11, 2008

RSL Auxillary Ladies efforts..

Another group that has really embraced the cause and are definitely making a big difference are the RSL Auxillary Ladies group. Some of their water saving habits are listed below. Once again, thanks to granny for compiling the list.
  • Bucket in shower saves water for garden (Jean Evans)
  • Collects the cold water before using hot water for many things including water for pot plants, hand washing clothes etc.. (Pat Logan)
  • Large bowl in shower as saves cold water till hot comes through, also has a new 1000L rain water tank (Lil Crosby)
  • Bowl in kitchen sink to catch water from the hot tap to rinse vegies etc. (Hilda Lange)
  • Bowl in kitchen sink for watering the pot plants, new rain water tank and 3 minute showers (Doreen Sims)
  • Showers standing in a tub and then put that water on the lawn (Cheryl Eaton)
  • Empty dogs water on plants when she refills it (Lyn Sibenaler)
  • Only washes up once a day (Loris)
  • Has a hose on the washing machine (Margaret)
  • Has 2 large tanks, uses laundry water for the toilet (Betty)
  • Uses the dog's bath water to water the garden, uses the dog's drinking water for plants when changing, water from home brewing container put on garden (Anne)

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