Rubbish fatty’s slim down here
Karen of the rubbish diet is helping others slim down their bins. If you are a rubbish fatty, why not join in……
Monday, 23 January 2012
Monday Meeting: The Rubbish Diet Challenge wk 1
Welcome to Week 1 of The Rubbish Diet Challenge, 2012.
Do pull up a chair and settle yourselves in. My name’s Karen. I’m a blogger, housewife and self-confessed waste geek and over the next eight weeks, I am going to take you through a programme of talking about utter rubbish.
The aim of the challenge is simple: to slim your bin over the next 7 weeks before attempting a zero waste week. But we won’t worry about that now. I don’t want to give you the collywobbles.
And of course the reason for the challenge is to cut the amount of valuable resources that currently end up in landfill or indeed incinerators, as a result of a lack of recycling facilities, insufficient knowledge or insufficient incentives. We all lead busy lives, so I hope this challenge will provide a short break with opportunities to make long-lasting changes.
The Rubbish Diet will take you through this process gradually. The focus will be our Monday Meetings, highlighting mini-challenges each week. These challenges will hopefully get your brain whizzing, thinking about new ways in which you can keep your rubbish down. There will be links to useful resources too.
You will also be encouraged to ‘weigh-in’ just like any other slimming club, where you can measure your progress over the coming weeks and see that weight coming off. How you record it is up to you. You can either get on the scales, count your bags or just take photos.
So, are you up for the Challenge?
It would be great if you are.
To find out more go to http://www.therubbishdiet.blogspot.com/
You can meet other plastic refuseniks here and ifyou want your anti plastic project, waste busting, dumpster diving project featured in the Plastic Free Who’s Who do this now – we would love to have you xx
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