yes that's me
militant
painful
pickie
this Christmas past we hosted my hubbies annual Kids Christmas Picnic
out at the farm
apples for cows
chicken chasing
eating EVERY raspberry in my garden
digging up carrots
and a neglected jumping castle
hubbies work pays for catering
just a bbq, nothing fancy
santa claus (aka a chap from the office) arrives with parcels
but this year i said to the organiser - no plastic
no disposable cutlery
plates and cups are to be paper
it was no big deal
we keep a big jar of cutlery for just such an event
we also have a big stash of op-shop plates
and some re-useable heavy plastic cups (i'd prefer tin cups though)
they all get washed at the end of the day
stashed in a box ready for next time
why ?
i paid less
i used less
and i can use it all again
and so could the next generation
remove self from soap box :)
yes yes yes, well said.
ReplyDeletecheers Kate
Good girl!
ReplyDeleteWe do that too and it is not a problem to wash the plates for next time.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, hopefully it inspired a few others to do the same.
ReplyDeleteClaire :)
Good on you!
ReplyDeleteStuff the cutlery! I just want to be invited to that party!!!! Sounds like heaps of fun :)
ReplyDeleteI saw a great sign at a folk festival once.
ReplyDelete" For the privelige of eating off china plates, we ask that you help by washing yours"
A great idea!!
Chris artist