Honestly? The challenge isn’t so bed. Trying to blog it everyday? That’s the difficult part. I think I need to do my challenges, take notes, then blog about the lifestyle changes. OR, maybe I just don’t blog everyday. OR, I micro blog with social media.
Today, I’ll add 3 photos. It’s like a blog picture book. I can do pictures. ;)
Here’s a disposable item I like. Needles and syringes. My recent trip to the doctors office made me think that there a few things that are good being disposable.
Communion. Our staff had communion at work this week. “We will pass around the little cups, please take one…” How do I do this? I didn’t see this one coming. I plan for the things I know about. I took it. And I saved it for next time. Yes, I will have my very own plastic wine thimble. Do you know they have communion snack packs now???
I found this old photo in my family collection. This is back in the day where shopping was a special trip and not something you did very often.
Christmas gifts in plastic trash bags? Another family photo find. I totally don’t get it.
Habits are hard to break. I went to get a cupcake with my friends. I briefly explained that I can’t use anything disposable, and asked for my cupcake to be placed on nothing, just give it to me. They still put it on a paper plate. :0
More to come tomorrow…
The last 2 churches we went to used a communion method called “Intinction” where you tear off a piece of bread from a loaf and partially dip the bread into a large cup of ‘wine’ and eat it. No tiny plastic cups necessary but still much more sanitary than drinking from a common cup. It also got the congregation up and moving to different communion stations throughout the church, which was more interactive. A church I went to as a kid used tiny glass cups that were washed and reused. Options.