This forsaken Christmas tree ball was sitting in a pile of leaves on the side of my street. After photographing it, I disposed of it properly.
When the party is over, please clean up the mess.
And Happy New Year! I promise to post regularly again in the new year. It’s a resolution.
I love this money making project by a zoo as reported in USA Today.
This is great news to read about Vanderbilt bastketball from the morning Tennessean. And it is about time!
I have no idea what type of litter this is. It seems to be packaging for a glue bin.
Go figure how it made its way to the Riverwalk greenway recently.
This trash was found in a field between Riverwalk and Lexington Point subdivisions in Bellevue, Tenn. The box is recyclable.
Did the box just jump out of someone’s trash can?
Probably not.
Whenever I mulch, plant flowers or seed the yard, I always hate cleaning up the mess of flower containers and plastic bags, which are left. But I always pick up the trash afterwards. Unfortunately, one of my neighbors did not clean up after adding all purpose stones to their landscaping.
Recently I read in the Wall Street Journal about the letters that were being sent to Santa Claus this Christmas by children affected by the recession. Some of these kids are asking for socks and shoes; others ask for jobs for their parents.
Then I see these toys left on the Riverwalk greenway. They have been there for several days. I do not know if they are still usable toys. Possibly these are broken. Please teach your children to take care of their toys. Do not leave them behind on the ground after playing with them. If the children have outgrown them, donate them to Goodwill or put them on freecycle.com for someone to take. Reusing is as important as recycling.
The Earth Is Not a Trash Can
