Reclying Unclycled

I saw an interesting item on Sky News recently - in England a huge quantity of paper that has been prepared and sent abroad to a recycling plant, was returned to England as the plant has no more recycling capacity available. In England apparently the situation was the same an the program spoke about incinerating the paper.

Surely, this is the moment to take the stock what we are producing, huge unnecessary packaging for small goods, newspapers, that no one can finish reading before the next papers, journals containing more advertising than articles. It's worth thinking about and taking stock.

Labelling

Are you like me, tucking away in the freezer some small carefully packed leftover or single schnitzel or fish , and then when it has frozen solid you cannot tell the difference between one item and another? If so, then I suggest you go out and buy a packet of self adhesive labels. or if you have vacant container that would be lovely. You could labels every time you put a package in the freezer stick on one of the labels, writing in ink what is it and also the date. Don't try to put such a label on something already frozen - it won't stick. I also do this with a lot of thinned goods  writing the date of purchase as I tend to buy quantities when the particular items I need are on a discount sale.