The Green movement..

[Steve M]

My Grandmother found a use for everything from eggtrays to chicken bones. When I look back at the summers I stayed with her and gramps in the mid '50s I get so amazed at her frugile ability to reuse anything. Now adays we're trying to teach people recycle things to do our part. This Email I got brought her back to my mind.


In the line at the store, the cashier told an older woman that plastic

bags weren

[machineman9]

I wonder which is greener; Tweeting, or hand-writing a message to all of your friends 

[Steve M]

[quote]I wonder which is greener; Tweeting, or hand-writing a message to all of your friends

[H]

[quote][quote]I wonder which is greener; Tweeting, or hand-writing a message to all of your friends

[Skunkworks]

[color=#000000]Your grandma sounds like a super lady.
Mom turned 93 this year and your post reminded me how green we used to be

[Webb]

Back then we had to upload our cats to the internet manually.

We didn't have none of them fancy pictures and imgur wibbly wobblys.

[H]

Back then we had to upload our cats to the internet manually. We didn't have none of them fancy pictures and imgur wibbly wobblys.

Webb, Webb, has senility set in? That wasn't an internet-capable computer (in fact, there was no internet yet) -- that was the original CAT scan machine...

8-)

[Steve M]

[quote][quote][quote]I wonder which is greener; Tweeting, or hand-writing a message to all of your friends

[Steve M]

[quote][color=#000000]Your grandma sounds like a super lady.
Mom turned 93 this year and your post reminded me how green we used to be

[Skunkworks]

[quote][quote][color=#000000]Your grandma sounds like a super lady.
Mom turned 93 this year and your post reminded me how green we used to be

[Flying Trucker]

Hi Steve...

Will try to keep with an aviation theme on this...

Paper, mail and recycling...okay think I got it now...

When I was flying scheduled roots we would land at many old war time strips and on the ice with wheel/skis on the DC3.