Finishing the Challenge

The Ultimate Blog Challenge requires 30 posts within the month to complete.

Earlier today, I posted my 29th article. So, one more to go.


This is cheesy. It might even be cheating. But...

I really have nothing more to say today, so I will just say that, with this post,

I have completed the

 Ultimate Blog Challenge!

And I am happy about it. 

Thank you for listening!

This is my 30th, and final, post for the April 2015 Ultimate Blog Challenge.

Eco-Challenge Part 8: Feed the Bag Monster... NOT!

This is another Go to Zero Challenge.

In the next few weeks can you get down to using zero plastic grocery bags?



Probably the best way to do that is to acquire canvas bags that can be reused for years.  Some grocery stores even give you a mini-rebate for each bag you bring and use. The bags don't take up much space when empty. They can be folded into each other and kept in the closet.




Don't forget to take those reusable bags to the hardware store and the department store as well.


The bag monster is a light-hearted way to draw attention to the prevalence of single use plastic grocery bags.

Here's a link to a video clip:

For more info: 

Plastic Bag Statistics

History of the Plastic Bag

A Guide to Safe Reusable Grocery Bag Use



This is my 29th post for the April 2015 Ultimate Blog Challenge.

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