Re use, re cycle

My legs are aching now. I've been on the go all day on my stand, at Jerry Green's Dog Rescue Open Day. I originally booked the space for the Scrapstore, but as it has closed I thought I might as well use it and take my own stuff to show, and hopefully inspire others.

My friend Lorraine came to help me, which gave me a chance to have a look round the rest of the show. I wasn't away very long though, every step is painfull.

People were very interested and many asked the price of something. They were taken aback when I said they weren't for sale, they are just to demonstrate how rubbish can be recycled in different ways. Most people understood the message behind it, think about what you are throwing away, and can it be used for something else. But a few couldn't see the point. I explained how to make some of the items and suggested that they have a go themselves.

I think there are some people who will never understand the importance of re using, they have got so used to chucking things in the bin and buying another. The only way the message is going to get through is if the whole world either goes bankrupt, or the earth's natural resources are destroyed through climate change. Anyway, I have done my bit, and now I am going to bed. Goodnight.