11 Things To Do In 2019
With the beginning of the new year, it is a time of reflection and for putting plans into actions. Here are some things that we have on our list for 2019:
- Learn about the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs in our town
- Set up a visit at a local farm
- Start planting our seeds indoors and then transplant them in the Spring
- Ask a relative for an heirloom recipe, passed down from the generations
- Become a Meatless Monday Ambassador
- Enjoy a meal at a farm-to-table restaurant that has a seasonal menu
- Volunteer for a day for a school garden
- Create a pot of herbs for everyday use in our kitchen
- Limit my our of plastic bags; experiment with various types of reusable bags
- Combine trips when running errands
- Get our bicycles ready for our first trip to the Farmers' market this Spring
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