I'd like to invite you to come over and take a look at this new blog. It's not what you think, it's a blog made up of several talented bloggers who will blog about recycling, re purposing, dumpster diving, green treasures, etc..... I was very blessed when I was asked to be a guest blogger. Once a week, my posts will appear on; Girls Gone Trashy Hope to see you there, it looks like it will be a very fun and informative blog on using what you have. What a blessing, learning from many other bloggers how to save $$, re purpose and make do!
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Cool!
Hey Kelle~Sorry it has been so busy and I have been reading but not commenting.Lots going on here,shanes truck decided to quit working and that was our wood truck.We actually had to buy from someone but it was good and cheap.The transmission is out but we just found an very nice old farm truck for cash that we had.
ANYWAYS*****
I can't get this website to come up,I think you didn't add the site to the picture but any how I can't wait to read it.I am an true,diehard fan of looking through dumpsters and trash days!!!!
Blessings~
I will check this new blog out. Blessings jane
Where do I find this blog?
I had to run my mouse over all your text to find the link. Why don't you make them a different color, or bold text or something!
Dangit!
Now I'm going to check this Dirty Girls website!
Sorry, but the link is in the post, not the picture Jamie. Sorry to hear of your vehicle woes, we can relate, we've had breakdowns off and on for a month now. It's still better than a payment though*wink*
Mark, it is a highlighted green, so it does stand out but maybe I'll change it to red or blue.
Sorry for the confusion, hope to see you all there!
Blessings,
Kelle
Oh, thing i meant to add before my toddler started tantruming is that i saw an episode of Bizarre Foods the other day (last week perhaps) Andrew was i California and he met up with some Freegans (i had heard of them but never saw one 'till then) . They are basically vegetarians who only use 'found' foods. Fascinating thing about this was all the intact and decent edibles they were able to find in dumpsters. There were strawberries that weren't bad, bananas at the perfect ripeness, other whole fruits- just needing a thorough washing and viola, dinner is served! It was a good episode.
Anyway, i used to also keep an eye on the piles at the end of driveways on the way to work during the week that our towns do the 'large trash pickup days'. There was always at least some extra lumber and all sorts of useful things.
These days "one man's trash..." is once again very true.
will look. by the way, i enjoyed your interview on the other blog a couple weeks back. nice!
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