Where Do I Start?
Be Green
		
		(Or as green as possible.)
Renewable energy, renewable resources. Recycling food and waste. Paper and cardboard. Glass and tin cans. Energy saving light bulbs. Energy efficient white goods. Save water. Save wasting water. Recycle clothes, charity or clothes bank. Freecycle.
		
		
	Renewable energy, renewable resources. Recycling food and waste. Paper and cardboard. Glass and tin cans. Energy saving light bulbs. Energy efficient white goods. Save water. Save wasting water. Recycle clothes, charity or clothes bank. Freecycle.
Personal
		
		Vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian. Omnivore, herbivore, carnivore. But don't make it a fad, or a bandwagon to roll up on. It's a choice, and one that you'll have to live with, for whatever reasons are right for you.
		
		
	
Food
		
		Seasonal, home grown. 
Organic, fairtrade.
No genetic modification.
		
		
	Organic, fairtrade.
No genetic modification.
Health
		
		Sloth or superhuman. Whichever fits you best. Mine is to get fit and stay healthy for as long as I possibly can. Yoga, calisthenics, tai chi, cycling, swimming, walking, running. Suppleness, Stamina and Strength. My choices, I can't stand gyms, and like to be outdoors whenever possible.
		
		
	
Clothing
		
		The hardest thing for me, parting with items of apparel. But the greatest source of pleasure, sourcing biodegradable, renewable, sustainable, repairable new and old fabrics and materials.
Bamboo clothing, pure wool, fair trade certified, recycled nylon from fishing nets, anti-bacterial, UV protective, second-hand, nearly new, end of line.
		
		
	Bamboo clothing, pure wool, fair trade certified, recycled nylon from fishing nets, anti-bacterial, UV protective, second-hand, nearly new, end of line.
Moving away from the must-have, new season; to the more practical, quality that lasts for years.
