First Presbyterian Asheville

These few days of participating have been a great opportunity to be much more mindful of turning off lights when not in use (and turning LEDs on and off is not wasteful as it is with fluorescents).  I am also more mindful of what's in my closet and I hope will be in the future - do I need it; does it fill my soul? who will have to deal with it...

I can ask myself "do I really need this? Does it feed my soul?  What will happen to it when I die?"

I had a really busy weekend and didn't think about updating the ecochallenges. I am glad that I was able to go back and mark the daily goals that I completed. 

I like being able to impact the world with simple little actions. 

I have several water bottles at home that are reusable. I continue to fill them each day.

By reviewing our storage areas I can stay on top of curating 'things' to make sure we aren't storing things we won't use.

Was able to repurpose old canvases by giving them to friends who will paint over them! Cleaned out some space and helped a good cause- art!

Helps me to take a break for a few seconds and hold up what is most valuable to me- loved ones

adding more repurpose to my life