1. Magazines
2. Old paperwork from the bookshelves and filing cabinet
3. Cardboard boxes
4. Lever arch files & ringbinders
That has resulted in 48.661kg of recycled paper and card. My target is 58,823.5 and I have 8 weeks to go. It feels like going on a diet. A slow but encouraging start, (that was 8 kilos). Then came break through on week two and three with all that old paperwork and cardboard.
Week four was more about tidying up, but over the next 8 weeks I hope to make my way towards the last 10 and a bit kilos.
Today, I'm going to tackle my desk and notice board, and I hope that will take care of the 'and a bit'.
My desk is sadly often a bit of a dumping ground. But here goes...
Do I go for the easy bits first or the hard bits? Easy bits, I think!
1. Stuff to put away or give away...
2 new copies of my book, wrapped in reused magazine wrappers and ready to give to eager purchasers, need to go back in to the box of books in my cupboard.
1 tatty copy of my book, which I'm forever referring to for various reasons, goes on the bookshelf.
2 copies of Clean Slate Magazine, which I want to keep, on the bookshelf.
2 articles on food waste from the local council magazines torn out and put into the ring-binder for my next book.
2 printer cartridges into the recycling envelope.
2. Deal with post
3. Amalgamate the outstanding items from the various to-do lists!
Into recycling goes:
The rest of the magazines, some post that I've now dealt with, 5 to-do lists (now down to one!) and a 2012 calendar from the notice board.
It's looking better but I'm left with a pile of papers and notes which I will work on later and now the paper's gone I can see all the odds and ends like paper clips, pens, cds and flash drives, so they are going to be sorted out too.
This week I've recycled another 518g of paper and card. I'm getting nearer that target!
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