Reducing My Personal Footprint

Michael Jacobs - Thank you! I am involved in many projects and I have a very important goal I'm trying hard to achieve. Today, my mental make-up is more important than cosmetics that cover my face. You are motivating me in the most positive way. 

Morning Michael.

When I no longer need anything, I get rid of it.  My wife on the other hand, well that's another story

Michael, when I moved last year, I REALLY purged, and 1/3 of my house did not move with me.  I lived in that other house for 17 years, too much space for too much crap.   My new house is the same SF, but laid out differently.

Well I've never thought about my buttprint before. LOL

Michael, foot print, hand print or butt print it is all good. I have been catching up on my reading since  I have been away and busy deleting emails and 'friends'you know those 800 that follow you on FB:)Endre

Oh boy! I'm trying to minimize a little at a time but, I really need more hours in the day, Michael.

I will say that I had an evening final walk-through this evening and before I headed to the walk-through, I stopped by my house and changed vehicles. I had loaded Ray's van with items to donate and the donation place was on my way to the walk-through! Killed two birds with one stone and managed to reduce my footprint at the same time!

Hi Michael Jacobs,

I have been recycling for so many decades, I can't remember when I started.  I will donate gently used clothing and the like so that others may enjoy what I have. But I am working hard to continue to pare down. 

Bob Moawad lived just under a mile from me for over 20 years. His kids went to school with my kids and I attended several of his inspirational talks. He knew life Michael Jacobs!

such a contrast between our personal lives and our professional - in our professional lives we need to be out there - putting ourselves in front of our clients and potential clients but in our personal lives it is better to go small and one to one to make those human connections - those prints in other peoples' lives

I agree with this quote!

You can't make footprints in the sands of time by sitting on your butt. 

And who wants to leave buttprint in the sands of time. 

                                                                                                            Bob Moawad 

When we relocated to NW AZ, we decided to eliminate much of what we had accumulated for years. Good Will and the Salvation Army benefited by our minimalizing. Now living here in the high desert and being on water haul, we have further reduced our foot print.  Living 15 miles from town, we schedule our trips to town.   This is a choice and those who live in the high desert recognize this is a necessary choice.