Beans' Pals

I think how much we use cars! I understand that it's a necessity these days, but there are other ways (walking, riding a bike, etc.) for people that live closer, in order to save that bit of Co2 going into the air :)

It's so much easier using bags I've already bought, i.e. tote bags etc., to store groceries when shopping. That way, I'm helping the environment and don't have a massive storage of plastic bags. This was semi-difficult, because sometimes I'd forget to bring a bag with me, but I tried my best!

It's very rare I use single-use plastics in the kitchen! I've always found that putting leftovers in glass bowls/dishes tastes better when heated up anyway, and I'll use my glass takeaway containers I bought from Amazon to bring food for lunch :)

He makes it more interesting as he is completely blind and is a great conversation starter. He's also my best friend, and while he is a pain I love him very much

Thrifting is a great way to cater a more creative and unique style, as you are actively looking at a variety of clothes where nothing is the same. Also, when purchasing second hand, it invites you to take more risks with DIYing, such as cutting something to suit your style, dying or sewing.

I put the settings for this for everyone and have had people from Texas reply to my things, showing the global reach of the challenge and learning more about how other communities recycling habits

Creates a sense of community and bond

Will have a decrease in mental health issues like depression or anxiety, decrease to unhygienic and even dangerous health practices

plastic straws, balloons, plastic bags

This has been an interesting and fun challenge! While many of the actions are very simple its a great way to hold yourself accountable and incorporate these into your daily routine