I rewash zip lock bags and reuse them. Get the best ones so they will hold up. I use vinegar, baking soda, borax and lemon juice for almost all my cleaning. I have a worm box where I put most of my kitchen refuse. They eat alot and produce great compost. Info avail on line. I have located all the sites in my area for recycling used appliances, batteries, paint etc and gather up stuff from my neighbors once a month to make sure they don't go to the landfill. I use cloth napkins and wash them. I wash clothes in cold water, partially dry then hang on clothesline. We all have our own plastic refillable water bottles. WHEW>>that's enough!!

I use a coffee cup at work instead of the styrofoam ones they have here. I just bought canvas bags for groceries. I now have a clothesline and will use it this summer. We replaced a few bulbs with compact fluourescents lately. I also try to buy refills instead of buying new plastic bottles of fabric softener, etc. My newest accomplishment is using a plastic cup at work for water from the water fountain instead of buying bottled water constantly.

I bought an EnergyStar washer and I use a clothesline to dry all my clothes. I bring a canvas bag to the grocery store. I work from home and drive a small car. I buy local and organic whenever it's available. I eat meat rarely. I use only green products to clean my house and to do my laundry. I reuse my plastic water bottles, but I'm thinking about replacing them with glass. I bring a reusable plastic cup with me to the coffee house for my to go lattes. I use compact fluorescents. I had no children.

It feels like a lot and yet there's so much more that can be done.

Every time I add something new, it becomes easier to add another thing.