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I had wanted to take some time this weekend for a road trip south to explore the landscape around the Pinnacles, and i had also wanted to take two days off work. But i didn't really prepare for that in my dawdling nor did i protect vacation time. I suspect i'll take much time in May. My parents might be coming out (depends on my brother), and i definitely want to junket out to the Farallon Islands to whale-watch and see the life around those rocky outposts of the San Francisco Bay.
Instead, today's plan is driving around to recycle things and perhaps i'll see what walking i can do near the Sunnyvale dump. I suppose if i feel very footloose, maybe i'll go to Edgewood, maybe i'll go see bald eagles, maybe i'll go to Pacifica for a poetry event, maybe i'll go east to a wildflower festival, and maybe i'll just stay home. Mr M just threw up on the bed so that settles the necessity of getting laundry done, but i've decided to do that after 6 pm. (Once it's sorted, i tend to be able to get it done in my low energy evening.)
Too many choices!
This is sad to read: "The [local recycling facility] no longer accepts plastic bags for recycling due to the inability to find a viable market for the material." We're directed to take them to the grocery store. Our town is considering a ban on plastic bags, which would, i suppose, allow the grocery stores to remove the recycling bins. I use those bins for not just the occasional grocery bag, but all the other plastic films marked as recyclable.
Instead, today's plan is driving around to recycle things and perhaps i'll see what walking i can do near the Sunnyvale dump. I suppose if i feel very footloose, maybe i'll go to Edgewood, maybe i'll go see bald eagles, maybe i'll go to Pacifica for a poetry event, maybe i'll go east to a wildflower festival, and maybe i'll just stay home. Mr M just threw up on the bed so that settles the necessity of getting laundry done, but i've decided to do that after 6 pm. (Once it's sorted, i tend to be able to get it done in my low energy evening.)
Too many choices!
This is sad to read: "The [local recycling facility] no longer accepts plastic bags for recycling due to the inability to find a viable market for the material." We're directed to take them to the grocery store. Our town is considering a ban on plastic bags, which would, i suppose, allow the grocery stores to remove the recycling bins. I use those bins for not just the occasional grocery bag, but all the other plastic films marked as recyclable.
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