Comments on: A Delivery Resolution

By: Melissa Graham

Melissa Graham — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:09:19 +0000

Speaking of garbage, one of my favorite movies this year was Wall-E, which I’m watching with Thor as I write. The environmental message is critical to the plot, yet subtle, and it’s a great way to teach younger kids about why it’s important not to be wasteful. I still love the time Thor refused a bag for a racecar we bought for him at a big box store telling the cashier that plastic bags are bad for the earth.

By: Rob Gardner

Rob Gardner — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 16:23:06 +0000

Move to the suburbs like me, you’ll hardly have any delivery options anyways!

By: Michael Morowitz

Michael Morowitz — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 15:37:11 +0000

I do about 90% of the cooking at home. Sometimes it’s a fully planned meal, sometimes it’s just a quick pantry “throw-together”. A few weeks ago, I was pretty tired and Jill suggested that we order Thai. I was fully ready to until I had the image in my head of all the trash that comes with it. There’s a lot of styrofoam and some un-recyclable plastic when we order Thai. I vetoed it last minute and just cooked something. I think that was the first time I made my dinner decision based on the amount of garbage it produces.