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Hi, I had read that article

Submitted by Guest on March 29, 2007 - 14:12.

Hi,

I had read that article also and I applaud what they are doing. I think you are a little hard on Ms. Conlin for her shopping spree. In the article, she did say that it was her husband's idea. It sounded to me like the shopping spree was one of her conditions she placed before agreeing to try no-impact living.

Don't feel threatened by what they are doing. Don't feel self-conscious that there are people out there doing more than you. Instead, use them for inspiration, reflect on yourself, and maybe add a couple more pro-environment behaviors of your own.

It's very difficult in America to be a full-blown environmentalist. The key is to find some balance. Do what you can within your limitations, then stretch yourself to see if you can do a little more.

Cheers,
Dave

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