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:: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 ::
:: 11:54 AM :: 0 comments ::
missed the point
So I've got a phone book I'd like to get rid of. But it sure seems a waste to just throw it away. No problem, I've got a recycling bin. I'll drop it in there.
Not so fast. Get home, the only thing left in the bin were the two phone books I tried recycling. Check the Ecology Action of Texas site, and it tells me that phone books in Austin won't be picked up because of the low grade of paper. They can, however, be recycled at my friendly neighborhood recycling center DRIVE THROUGH, a mere 30 mile round trip from my current location.
Hmm.
-J
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