Where does it come from,
The things we think we must have?
And where does it go?
Please feel free to add your own Garbage Haiku in the comments section of this post, 5-7-5.
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A criticism of the act of being wasteful in the pursuit of personal happiness.
Basic Rules Of Trash Scavenging - S.E.E.P.
Safety - You want to live to tell your friends about your treasure.
Ethics - Leave the area cleaner than when you arrived and always respect public and private property
Educate - Increase awareness with yourself and others.
Pride - When approached remain confident, you have nothing to hide.
Ethics - Leave the area cleaner than when you arrived and always respect public and private property
Educate - Increase awareness with yourself and others.
Pride - When approached remain confident, you have nothing to hide.
Relevent Links
- The Art and Science of Dumpster Diving
- Dumpster World
- Zero Waste New Zealand Trust
- Landfill Diaries
- Living On Earth
- Magic Mountain
- The Freecycle Network
- Dumpster Liberation Front
- Algalita Marine Research Foundation
- Edmonton Reuse Center
- Habitat for Humanity
- Alberta Recycling Management Authority
- Sustain Me.
2 comments:
Well, though I like to write haiku, badly I am sure, I do not have one about garbage. It is this very frustration though that has led me to ask that the family not get toys and stuff for the sake of stuff for the kids. I am so tired of the gifts being tossed aside and the pile of trash sitting by the street. WHY? Tradition?
3 billion pounds of trash produced by Americans at this time of year is sickening. My husband and I LOVE what you are doing here!
finding room somewhere
for my forgotten treasures
these shreds of my past
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