I absolutely adore green tea, it's a magical liquid that I need in order to survive a day at the office.
I don't drink coffee too often or I could say not daily. I rather take one small cup of milk tea in morning
and lot of green tea during the whole day, that's because it's part of my culture.
Recycling is important for many reasons; saving the environment and also helping the business save costs. Lots of waste can be recycled, from paper and plastic packaging, to boxes and furniture. Organisations will either have official procedures for recycling, or will take it upon themselves to take recycling away and dispose of it at local … Read more
It is important for my organisation to recycle because it saves organisation money. In the office, we recycle paper and plastic. When we finished with our paper documents, we shred them in the shredder. When the shredder machine is full up, we put all the shredded paper into bags and council collects them.
Well I think it should be, but I don't believe in being charged for how much litter you have in your bins.
We need to try and recycle as much as possible for the benefit of our planet and our children, and I also believe something should be done about pollution and the ozone. Man … Read more
I agree that it's unfair and impractical to charge citizens for the waste they produce. I do, however, think that producers should be charged for the wasteful packaging they use and therefore force consumers into.
I once saw an episode of Midsomer Murders in which Sgt Troy, having visited an aged care facility, said with horror in his voice, "Who'd want to be 90?" And his boss, DCI Tom Barnaby replied, "Anybody who's 89."
What keeps us going? Life itself.
But what keeps us happy about it? Curiosity. Enthusiasm. A zest … Read more
I find it curious that two of the 12-year-old kids on this page mentioned baking.
I'm Twelve so...
Give them facebook
Take them swimming
Take them shopping and let them pick something out
Take them on hikes or bike rides
Get them video games
Get them a computer
Let them do whatever they want but then check up on them. With no boundary's they'll come up with tons of ideas! … Read more
