After reading the editorial in yesterday’s NYTimes, I’m kicking the bottled water habit for good.
To that end, I bought a new Nalgene bottle!
Promoting the following campaign!
Best of all, proceeds from the limited edition Refill Not Landfill™ Nalgene bottles will go to Native Energy, supporting their mission to help build Native American, farmer-owned, community based renewable energy projects that create social, economic, and environmental benefits.
Nice!
Amen, sister! I have a couple cases of bottled water in my closest, hangers-on from a 4th of July picnic, but I’ve been a Brita pitcher girl for a long time. I know I probably don’t even need that, but I figure six bucks a month for a filter is a reasonable compromise for kicking the bottled-water habit. Now the hunt is on for a bottle that will fit in my car’s cup holder so I can fill ‘er up when I’m on the go. The handy-dandiness of the bottles for the car is hard to beat. Yours looks nifty. But it looks pretty wide.
Woot! The site where you can buy your bottle has narrow bottles for bikes and cars!
Henry’s Sigg bottle has ninjas on it. Ninjas.
Ninjas? I am so envious! The kid is semi-obsessed with ninjas these days, which is good in a way because I can keep reminding her that ninjas are actually really quiet.
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