Attempting to live a whole month without contributing any waste to a landfill site.
I have been asked what happened to the chicken bones.
I’m afraid I have a confession to make. I left the bones in the canteen.
In my defence, this was before I got comments back saying I could compost chicken, if I boil it and mash it first.
To undo my badness I’m now in search of three chicken bones to make into compost. I’ve got a tip off that there are a lot of bones on the road round Tooting Bec station.
posted by not a load of rubbish @ 6:03 pm
Attempting to live a whole month without contributing any waste to a landfill site.
I have never recycled before in my life. Apparently you can get prosecuted for this (please send me the proof if you can find it). Until a month ago I used to throw my paper in my waste bin instead of the recylcing bin 2 metres away. So now I'm going for the extreme - lets not make any landfill waste at all. I'm not enthused about being reasonable about this. It's all or nothing.
4 Comments:
you can hardly give up at first hurdle! what did you do with the chewing gum wrappers?
what about all the other wrappings? you can't have lived on 3 chicken legs several pints of beer and chewing gum for three days can you?
tullyshammer,
I am recycling and will start a compost bin. That means I can still eat a lot of stuff (just as long as I eat it all).
So far I've been eating things like pizza from the canteen. But now I'm starting to think that I really won't be able to eat anything from a restaurant as I don't know what they do with their rubbish.
Death by vegetables,
As I am aiming to avoid the landfill site only, burning is a viable option.
This is useful, as I have persuaded myself that toilet roll is OK as I’ve been told that toilet roll is burnt. I’m still investigating whether this is true.
I think the investigation will take about 30 days.
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