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Red Badge of Courage…
It’s easy to see why James Taylor sang about North Carolina; there is nothing like a fine morning here. When I shoved off at 6:20 a.m. the sky was already in the early stages of the blue that makes...
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I’m behind www.iwanttoberecycled.org
A consortium of companies and industry organizations have started a televised public service campaign with an accompanying web site to encourage recycling. That site is...
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I have anger issues …
It’s no secret that I harbor a loathing for slobs and nitwits who defile our public byways with their slovenly litterbug habits. If you follow this space even infrequently you are aware of such...
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Seven days in May …
A little while back, I posted a photo of several days worth of litter in a single unruly pile of junk. Usually the contents of each bag are strewn about in mishmash fashion to put the harsh spotlight...
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Yammering at fools …
There is no inherent joy in picking up trash; “Gee, another swell piece of litter to pick up” – said no one, ever. The urge to pick up trash is a cruel addiction. And some days – even Earth Day – it...
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May flowers and 500 million drinking straws …
If it’s true that April showers bring May flowers then, well, based on this morning’s downpour we’re in for a boatload of blossoms next month (however, the adage doesn’t hold too much credence in the...
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One thing at a time … a public accounting … and Pick Up Your Path Facebook page!
In the long ago, among my early motives to pick up litter was to make myself useful. If I was going to walk, why not walk along with a secondary purpose. And a bag. The overriding sense was to make my...
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