#everylittlethingcounts

[amberalchemist]

Hiding them outside for people in need of a sign to find 🤍

[formiadesign]

Announcement!!!! I will be quarantined for at least 14 days starting today due to very close exposure to covid-19 🥺 Leaving my tools behind for a longer stretch again away from the studio for a second time this past month and a half due to health. And It breaks my heart for my business and my clients as much as I know staying healthy and do my part comes first! I was almost there as I got my first vaccination shot only 1week ago, 🙏🏼 wishing now for only mild symptoms, if any!! Please wear your masks, stay social distance although even if you do everything you can it might still reach you, 🦠💉 . . #notmychoice #itsoutofmypower #damnvirus #quarantine #everylittlethingcounts #covid19 #letsdoourpart #itsnotajoke #itsnotpolitical #healthmatter #siencematters https://www.instagram.com/p/CNlPvXVll9-/?igshid=m5z8t89ogejb

[earthlytreats]

Wherever I go, I see signs of our human footprint. I do what I can, but sometimes reach things that are reusable are hard to find, and an extra effort of what I'm used to. When I travel, I try to find the stores that are eco friendly. They are easy to find, but not enough for this busy world!! This store is great!!! Little pricey and I bet you can find this stuff in Amazon. This inspires me to be a better person in what I can. 🥰 #forabetterworld #dowhatyoucan #onedayonenewapproach #everylittlethingcounts #ditchplastics #nopackaging #breakinghabits #PassOnPlastic #stopplastics #rethinkplastic (at Package Free) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqkF0lZHhbNwijAYUY1pjrwZJbQ_QepERe28gA0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xftqhvchr90g

[blackrubberdam-blog]

#Rensta #Repost: @caca_godoy via @renstapp ··· “ Um tópico que sempre abordo nos cursos é a seleção correta do brush aplicador de adesivos. Essa etapa não pode ser negligenciada, pelo contrário, deve-se escolher o pincel criteriosamente. ✍🏼 Basicamente, o tamanho correto é aquele que melhor adaptar à cavidade/preparo em questão: maiores para situações amplas, menores para situações mais delicadas, como, no caso da foto, término de um preparo, onde um aplicador excessivamente grande levaria a excessos de adesivo. O contrário também pode gerar falhas adesivas (pincéis pequenos em cavidades amplas podem gerar adesões inadequadas). Em odontologia adesiva, cada detalhe faz toda a diferença. 💡 Agradecimento especial a meu mentor, mestre do isolamento absoluto @victord.guerrero gracias maestro, saludos desde Brasil! #teamguerrero #guerreroteam #everylittlethingcounts #odontologia #odontologiaestetica #fotografia #fotografiaodontologica #foto #dentistry #estheticdentistry #cosmeticdentistry #rubberdam #rubberdamology #photo #photography #dentalphotography ”

[jakubi1800-blog]

Why practice proper waste management?

You buy something, a snack or a drink, perhaps. You open it, eat or drink the contents, but there’s one problem: You’re left with an empty container. Trash. Waste. Useless. Those are the words that come to mind. You immediately start searching for a trashcan to throw that useless junk that you’re left with.

Sometimes (especially in the case of Filipinos, such as myself) you can’t even find a trash bin to throw your wastes in. So you might have resorted to something else... You casually walk to the nearest canal, or whatever area you can find that seems like a suitable drop-off for trash- door hinges, under rocks, off the side of buildings or cars- you name it. Then you walk away slightly happy, since you got that annoying piece of trash off of you.

Unfortunately, most of us don’t know the consequences of our little actions. You might have been thinking “This is just a little garbage, surely no one would mind.” But hey, think about how many others are thinking the same thing as you. Picture a few hundred, a few thousand, or even a few million people, all thinking that the trash they thoughtlessly put away would have no effect on anything. The amount of trash gets a whole lot bigger, doesn’t it? 

Now imagine the natural calamities and phenomena all around the world. You’ll notice that our thoughtless actions have either worsened or added to the damage caused by these events. One of the best examples I can think of are floods. They would have occurred less often when we kept our canals and rivers clean and free from floating garbage that cause drainage problems. Floods would also be less damaging without all the garbage clogging drains here and there.

Another example would be air pollution which, by the way, we probably might have increased a lot since we started using fossil fuels. Burning plastics and old rubber tires (Also known here as “pagsisiga”) ? Still a big practice here in the Philippines. 

Incinerators? Same case. Smoke belching cars? More or less still present. Open-air dump sites? Sure.

By now you probably get the point: Lack of discipline, BAD. Proper waste management and disposal, GOOD. Now you must be thinking, how could YOU help make a change? You may not be making a change for the Philippines (if you’re not in the Philippines), but the ways in which you can help pretty much apply to anywhere you live. You can start by riding a bike (which by the way is pretty exhausting if you’re riding uphill) or by being a clean and green person. 

How, you ask? Being clean and green doesn’t necessarily mean you have to do so many investments or seminars or whatever it is. You can start small. Practice pocketing or keeping your trash until you find a suitable waste bin, of course it doesn’t hurt if you also pick up pieces of trash you find along the roads and canals. You can recycle plastics and other non-biodegradable wastes into things you can use for profit. Here are a couple of sites that you can visit if you want to do so:

http://www.designrulz.com/product-design/2012/11/45-ideas-of-how-to-recycle-plastic-bottles/

http://www.earth911.com/recycling-guide/how-to-recycle-plastic-jugs-bottles/

http://www.boredpanda.com/plastic-bottle-recycling-ideas/

At the end of the day it’s really all about disciplining ourselves to help Mother Earth, to ease the burden on her, even just a little. Of course, you can’t force everyone to do the same thing that you are doing in a snap, but you can show them and explain why you do it, and just give them a few friendly reminders. Hopefully they’ll catch the habit and help the environment in their own ways.

So please, please, please. Help our environment, help our planet. Every little action creates a ripple, a chain reaction. We have a chance to set things right, so let’s make things right. Not just for my country, the Philippines, but also for the whole world.

[randomisbeautiful-blog]

slamat :)

salamat din po :D