It was fun doing the challenge.  It made me more aware of conserving our eco system.

This annual event is always fun and a good reminder to continue making changes for our environment.  Something I do is use a large container for saving "leftover" water from water bottles that need to be replenished, pet water, water I run to rid line of hard minerals and use it for watering plants. Bread wrappers can be reused for garbage disposal. 

Thank you to Sue Kane for being our fearless leader and such an inspiration to all of us in the challenge to live in sustainable ways and to promote climate justice. Have Faith!

Thank you Sue Kane for your leadership. 

Thank you Sustainable Wenatchee and all the sponsors for bringing us this Eco-Challenge!  For myself, it stretched me and held me for two weeks to keep a practice I might not do otherwise.  The biggest bonus was being able to read everyone's feed and see how it affected them as well.  I learned we are community, we love nature and we are willing to adapt to make the future a better place by our own actions!  Blessed Be

I missed doing two of my one-time challenges --Farmers Market (and I will do that often in the future when more is there food wise) and hosting a house-party to do meaningful conversation of climate (I can't really count the interfaith climate meeting since it's not at my house  :(  and our next meeting is May 29th) but I invite all of our team to come to this meeting to see how we can continue to work together.
Thanks for being on our eco challenge team.  You done good!

Jeanne this is for you.  Walking on two feet no boot.  I’ve reached s new normal.  

Good bye Eco Challenge for another year, I learned a lot and am STILL struggling with disposables!!!  they are soooo easy to pick up without even noticing them.

So tomorrow is the last eco challenge day --it went so fast!  Keep up the simplicity, waste reduction, transportation awareness, healthy habits, etc.  :)

Walked the east side loop trail today. Grateful for the beauty of our valley