Epiphany in Green M
y family and friends have suspected; and it’s high time I came out. I hope they will be
tolerant. I’m green. I’m not involved in the politics of being green. I simply grew up green. Grass-roots-green kids put up the family tent in the backyard in order to sleep under the stars with the bobbing citrus. I did that. Grass- roots-green children delight in their father’s homegrown lettuce and toma- toes. I do!
An outing with my niece for
healthy self-serve frozen yogurt resulted in my freshman green spoon experience. The plastic spoon that accompanied my yogurt was “Made From Renewable Resources”. Just wrote that from the back of the spoon because I pocketed it. It’s pistachio green and has that satiny “recycled” texture versus the con- ventional glossy white. The front of the spoon reads “live smart the green way”. I appreciate its sleek, ergonomically correct design.
My sister tells me that green flatware is now used in the White House cafeteria. She also tells me that green utensils are expensive. So I commend this earth-friendly yogurt shop for using them. I like my green spoon so much, that I would like to ask the owner of this yummy establishment if I may respect-
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fully go through his trash one day - to pick out all the spoons and take them home. How messy could it be? It’s not like I would bump into any chicken bones or beef gristle --- okay, maybe some ABC gum. So what? The bright color of the spoons makes them easy to target and I would wear gloves, of course. I’d bring my collection to our
kitchen and soak them in a natural sanitizer, wash them thoroughly, dry them and use them for my next
party. Zeal for recycling the recycled is characteristic of the grass-roots-green. Incidentally, my reason for visiting the friendly yogurt
works was to redeem a coupon to buy one, get one free. I can well afford to pay full price for both, but saving a dollar here and there is common practice of the rock-bottomly-green. Call me Green Genes. I don’t care. Did I mention the frozen yogurt was delectable? You bet
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