Hennebery Eddy Architects

OMG the final day!!  Thank you guys for letting me be a part of your team!  Looking back, this challenge got me started on the habit of my gratitude journal, which has had a really positive impact for me.  It helped kick my lagging running habit into gear, even motivating me to sign up for a HALF MARATHON that is going to push me to run more in...

I need to start filling a bowl while I wait for hot water when washing dishes to water my plants.

I feel like I'm ready to have a cookie! However, I do feel like I have more energy in the day without the highs and lows of a sugar boost!

Last day of the Ecochallenge... anyone going to continue their challenges in their daily routines?

We put storm windows on our draftiest old windows and new weather stripping on our drafty back door. Still need to do something about the rest of our multi-pane, 1915 windows—suggestions welcome! Hoping to find a cost-effective, non-ugly way to keep the heat in and cold out

This quote feels right for the eco-challenge:  "When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe" - John Muir

Well, The faucet in the kitchen was leaky - all it needed was tightening in a few locations. The toilet bowl runs on occasion - I will look into replacement parts for the interior so that it does not reoccur. 

This has been an awareness raising experience. Thank you for organizing and everyone who participated!  🌎

Air and water pollution are big environmental factors hat affect the pacific northwest.  They touch on a million different everyday things you probably never realized, from the quality of grown produce to the health of seafood you may eat to the functioning of your own immune system.

Eating dinner and breakfast outside on the terrace is a lot more peaceful than staring at a monitor.