Robin and Lorraine Pointon

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  1. Give Thanks Before A Meal
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 273 others.

  2. Sign Up Online To Become An Organ Donor
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 319 others.

  3. Use your LOAF at the shops (Local, Organic, Animal-Friendly and Fair Trade)
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 358 others.

  4. Stop Taking Plastic Bags From Shops
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 565 others.

  5. Put A Save-A-Flush Device In Your Cistern
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 210 others.

  6. Switch To Energy Saving Lightbulbs
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 319 others.

  7. Energy Efficient Cooking
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 110 others.

  8. Become A Blood Donor
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 177 others.

  9. Send a Child a Christmas Box
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 58 others.

  10. Give Your Unwanted / Unworn Clothes To Charity
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 345 others.

  11. Give Something Away - and declutter your life
    Committed to this action for 01 Feb 2006, along with 178 others.

  12. Switch off and unplug appliances and chargers
    Committed to this action for 01 Mar 2006, along with 395 others.

  13. Offset your Airmiles
    Committed to this action for 01 May 2006, along with 63 others.

  14. Car Share (Save A Fortune Slash Your Emissions)
    Committed to this action for 01 Aug 2006, along with 10 others.

Recent Comments

  1. Become A Blood Donor -

    Robin already gives blood regularly – I (Lorraine) used to but got pregnant three times over a six year period! You can’t donate whilst pregnant or for one year after childbirth, so I got out of the habit, will try to grt back to it. Thanks for the prompt.

  2. Energy Efficient Cooking -

    I’m intrigued by this! I do steam all veg, thereby using only one ring and will definitely give this a go.

  3. Use your LOAF at the shops (Local, Organic, Animal-Friendly and Fair Trade) -

    After Greenbelt 2005 was inspired to finally sort the veg box thing, did it in September. Was a bit concerned about fussy kids(!) and waste of stuff as the local one I found had a set box and no choice. It has worked out O.K – the kids soon got over the shock of dirty carrots and have even become a little more adventurous, 2 out of 3 now eat cabbage! Waste has ocassionally been an issue though, try as I might even we can’t consume a whole large cabbage every week! So I’m about to switch to a local delivery scheme where I can order via email what I want but not all of their stuff is local, they focus on the organic and so some produce comes from Spain, etc. Is it always a trade off? Am still working on completely ditching the supermarket, any tips?

  4. Stop Taking Plastic Bags From Shops -

    I am finding this hard. I do have a jute bag (purchased at Greenbelt) and do use it locally. But I haven’t encountered helpful or understanding shop assistants, when I politely refused a bag in a local shop recently the shop assistant threw the one she’d got ready for me in the bin! Also in Morrison’s a bag packer ignored the pile of bags I got to re-use, mumbled something about having to use their branded bags (most of the ones I ‘d got were!) and proceeded to use new ones. Is this typical?

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5 people. No animals. Morris Minor. Greenbelters. >>>Robin > 40 working in marketing >>>Lorraine< 40 working with kids >>>Molly (9) working at being a kid >>>Grace (6) working at being a fashion designer >>>Sam (3) working hard with his Thomas the tank engine train set

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