That's a great idea. There's no glass recycling here either. We take ours to Sedona. I dunno what they do with it. I should check, because I know where all the other stuff goes.
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smonster, it's brilliant.
smonster, that is a BRILLIANT idea.
Thanks for the link, Ginger!
I can't believe no one's tried it yet, it makes so much sense. I should check and see if someone has.
I love the idea of using a sheltered workshop for the assembly.
Back in my non-profit days, I used workshops for all our envelope stuffing and folding needs. Virtuous and expeditious.
And...what a genius way to introduce local recycling. Seriously, find something the locals are interested in and give them a reason to invest in something worthwhile.
Truly a stroke of brilliance, smonster.
Great idea, smonster! I actually have some old, authentic glass Mardi Gras beads, and I love them.
I haven't written a press release in ages and, given that I want to distribute this document to press, blogs, social media and radio what I have is not a traditional release.
I would be grateful for as many eyes as I can get on it before rolling out my new website, services and partnership next week.
If you have a minute, please find the doc here and comment to my profile addy or in-thread.
Many, many thanks!
I have a question about tracking time on a project. I charge by the hour, and often work in tiny spurts, and it's occured to me that maybe keeping a post-it note with "30 min/1 hour/etc" scribbled on it, which I then throw away when I invoice, isn't the best way.
Should I be keeping (and keeping) a spreadsheet or something?