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urban-homesteading · 1 year
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Great for those expensive wool socks.
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thoughtportal · 1 year
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“If it can’t be reduced, reused, repaired, rebuilt, refurbished, refinished, resold, recycled or composted, then it should be restricted, redesigned or removed from production.”
― Pete Seeger
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agnelid · 1 year
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Set 6 of hairstyles with reduced polygons
Texture: Plumblobs
All lods
SFS folder / Mediafire folder
Nightcrawler Kelly
Poly: 12.7K (reduced from 21.6K)
This hairstyle was below the hairline, so I pulled it up
Cazy 179 Sandy
Poly: 16.5K (reduced from 27.5K)
Jino 9 ver2
Poly: 18K (reduced from 42K, original 64.9K)
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Nightcrawler Kimmie
Poly: 11.5K (reduced from 19.2K)
This hairstyle was below the hairline, so I pulled it up
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Added morph for fat and thin (only 0 lod)
Nightcrawler Impulse
Poly: 14.3K (reduced from 26K)
This hairstyle was below the hairline, so I pulled it up
Conversion to male: me
Nightcrawler Formation
Poly: 8.7K (reduced from 28K)
I made a chop version
This hairstyle was below the hairline, so I pulled it up
Added morph for fat and thin (only 0 lod)
Two versions of textures are braids and dreadlocks. You can have two at the same time.
Musae Alice
Poly: 14.6K (reduced from 29.1K)
Conversion 4t3 @carversims
Fixed the curved texture on the bangs
There are two versions, with and without accessory. You can have two at the same time.
Anto Aftershock
Poly: 13.9K (reduced from 29K)
Conversion 4t3: youbetterworkbitch112
Curved texture fixed
Conversion to child and toddler: me
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soclonely · 5 months
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No one:
Me when I get something in a Nicely Shaped box: This is a nicely shaped box. I am keeping you
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dutchbarracuda · 10 months
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This is not The End
It is entirely overwhelming, the state of the world. Climate Change, political corruption, corporate dystopia, hate and violence. It takes me by surprise how even knowing about a refugee on the other side of the world being sent back can affect me.
It is not The End. Even in an utterly worst case scenario, like nuclear war, it's not The End. There would be survivors, and those survivors would do everything they can to survive. But that's worst case, and we're far from that.
You've got a sense of powerlessness. You can't make Musk or Murdoch or The Koch's or a screaming orange colostomy bag stop what they're doing.
You know what you can do? You can put out the recycling for collection. You can compost your left overs in a tiny bin in your kitchen. You can feed that plant by your window that's by all accounts is already dead. You can sew a patch onto your torn trousers. You can give your friend, neighbour, or stranger, a potato. Or a joke. Or a bit of advice you learned to be effective. You can find an old book on carpentry, and learn how to fix that creaky step in your apartment.
But why do any of this while the world is burning? It is a complete waste of effort and energy, right? It may be. Maybe there will never be enough of us to turn the world around. So why even try?
Because you are a world. We see things from our own point of view, where we are at the center. At that may sound selfish or egotistical. Don't do the good things for the other world, do it for your own world, and how you build it. Do the things that make your world better, your mind, your body, your home.
Build the bridges to other worlds. To your friends, your family, your lovers, your children, even to strangers. When you've gotten your world stable, help them with theirs, and maybe they'll help you too.
Make the nice food for yourself. Maybe share it. Ask if anyone wants your old clothes, even just rags. They might have a use for them. Keep the empty bottle in your pocket till you find a bin, or even collect others. Pull out the weeds. Put on sunscreen. Fix your umbrella. Look at all the photos you've taken. Read. Learn. Try. And do not fear failure. Absolutely no one is immune to failure. No one. Embrace the mistakes you make. Make them again. And again. Get it right and make a mistake again. You are your own world that you can control and influence. And even if there aren't enough of us who try to make the world a better place, we'll have made our own better, and shown others they can too.
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seattlewalls · 5 months
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miyrumiyru · 3 days
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Our Beloved Earth, Our Precious Wolrd
You're not replaceable, You're the Number One (U∪U ʚ♡ƪ)
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solarpunkcitizen · 2 years
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greenlifeinsights · 8 months
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10 Easy Ways to Start Your Sustainable Journey Today
Introduction:
Embarking on a sustainable journey doesn't require a complete overhaul of your lifestyle. In fact, small, mindful steps can lead to significant positive changes for both you and the environment. If you're new to sustainability or looking for simple ways to make a difference, you're in the right place. In this post, we'll explore ten easy steps you can take right now to kickstart your sustainable living journey.
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1. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle:
The classic mantra holds true. Start by properly recycling items like paper, glass, and plastics. Before tossing something out, consider if it can be repurposed or upcycled. Reducing waste begins with conscious choices.
2. Conserve Energy:
Switch off lights and unplug devices when not in use. Opt for energy-efficient LED bulbs and appliances. Even adjusting your thermostat by a degree or two can make a difference.
3. Ditch Single-Use Plastics:
Invest in reusable shopping bags, water bottles, and coffee cups. Say goodbye to disposable utensils and straws. These small changes can significantly reduce plastic waste.
4. Choose Sustainable Transportation:
Whenever possible, opt for walking, biking, or using public transportation. Consider carpooling or investing in an electric or hybrid vehicle if it aligns with your needs.
5. Support Local and Sustainable Food:
Frequent local farmers' markets, and choose seasonal, locally sourced produce. Reducing food miles and supporting sustainable farming practices benefit both you and the planet.
6. Unplug and Disconnect:
Set aside tech-free time to reduce screen time and energy consumption. Encourage family or friends to join you in reconnecting with nature and each other.
7. Practice Mindful Consumption:
Before making a purchase, ask yourself if it's a necessity. Invest in high-quality, durable items that will last. Choose brands with a commitment to sustainability.
8. Compost Your Kitchen Waste:
Turn food scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich compost for your garden. It's a fantastic way to reduce landfill waste and enrich your soil naturally.
9. Educate Yourself and Others:
Stay informed about environmental issues and solutions. Share your knowledge with friends and family to inspire collective action.
10. Get Involved Locally:
Engage with local environmental groups and community initiatives. Participate in clean-up events, tree planting, or sustainability workshops. Your active involvement can create positive change at the grassroots level.
Conclusion:
Remember, sustainability is a journey, not a destination. Each step you take, no matter how small, contributes to a brighter, greener future. So, start today, and together, we can make a meaningful impact. Stay tuned for more insights and tips on sustainable living from GreenLife Insights!
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wachinyeya · 9 months
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urban-homesteading · 8 months
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jeanetteirismiller · 4 months
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“Happy New Year!”
“May this one be filled with love and laughter and excitement and joy!”
“Also, please take care of the planet more. Reduce, reuse, recycle! Think about renewable energy sources! We only get one earth! We have to protect it!”🌍
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agnelid · 1 year
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Set 5 of hairstyles with reduced polygons
V1 textures: @faerielandsims
V2 textures Pumblobs (Thumbs not updated)
Faerielandsims textures: SFS folder / Mediafire folder
Plumblobs textures: SFS folder / Mediafire folder
Anto Patricia
Poly: 17.6K (reduced from 35.9K)
Conversion 4t3 and for age @chazybazzy
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Anto Levitating
Poly: 17.6K (reduced from 32.9K)
Conversion 4t3 @plumdrops
Conversion to male: me
LeahLillith Callie
Poly: 18K (reduced from 32.3K)
Conversion 4t3 @simsoficeandfire
Conversion to male: me
LeahLillith Dusty Clouds
Poly: 14.5K (reduced from 27.8K)
Conversion 4t3 @shimydim
Conversion to male: me
LeahLillith XTina
Poly: 17.5K (reduced from 27.5K)
Conversion 4t3 @nemiga-sims-archive
LeahLillith Regina
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LeahLillith Pretty Thoughts
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resonanteye · 1 year
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i make a lot of ecobricks. i try not to buy plastic if i can help it, i reuse a lot of plastic and if I can't use it I brick it. planning to build a fruit wall with them to keep some figs warmer over winter.
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reduce is the first step remember. You don't have to recycle something that doesn't exist in the first place.
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Another episode of I'm someone who can't rid of anything that might be useful because everytime something ends up useful it just boosts my confidence in saving things:
My favorite hair scarf that was my very first one and i already bought it old as shit got a stain on it, and my grandma was hand washing it for me with just water because it is Delicate and the water itself put holes in it it was that worn/old. However I'm a sentimental fool who loved the stupid thing and it was my Literal Favorite so we had a big picture frame with a piece of art my grandma was going to toss (it was mass produced not an original, she bought it off of QVC once upon a time) and i just wrapped the head scarf around the back of the old print and it actually looks really good we both love it even with the hole in the scarf. I'm also a sentimental fool who was thinking that maybe it'll get passed on one day as "grandma's/aunt's/sisters favorite head scarf" but idk I'm just a fool 😂
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