I know that the fall eco-challenge is coming up and since no one else is on my team anymore, i'm going to close out this challenge and get ready for the upcoming one; i was doing simultaneous challenges throughout this one and it proved to not be a good idea; i plan on devoting my time and attention to the upcoming challenge, along with facilitating another NWEI course at Recycle Brevard - job well done to all my fellow challenge goers throughout the world
I've been neglecting my challenges this past week or so, but I've been working in the garden a lot and enjoying connecting with the earth, which is what it's all about; It's something I need more because of all the negativity floating around me; connecting with the earth always brings me a strong sense of purpose. But, I digress...............
Hi Chris, thanks for sharing. In the simplest of terms, connecting with the Earth is really what this is all about. Don't let the actions become stressful - have fun with them! Try to keep it manageable by weaving them into your week. Keep it up!
just finished watching Food Matters again; i'd seen it when it first came out; i think that watching some of these types of videos periodically does me a lot of good
I'm still plugging away...........my last three challenges are more difficult for me because i have to actually do them for 7 days; i do them a lot of the time, with the exception of the meal planning, but 7 days seems to be eluding me, but I'm still trying which is what counts. Have an amazing day all my NWEI friends.
Wow - it's June already. I hope that everyone is doing well on their respective challenges. Time for us to all plant a vegetable garden to make ourselves more sustainable.
I'm working on the 7 day processed foods challenge and have been unsuccessful at it, but I keep plugging away and am confident that between now and a day in the not too distant future i'll make it; that's why they call them challenges..........
Absolutely! It's important to trust the process and allow yourself to have hiccups as you are learning. That is how an idea becomes a habit. If you stick with it, it will most likely become second nature to you! Thank you for sharing, Chris.