Another ream bites the dust

[bugshaw]

Goodbye, minutes of SF Foundation committee meetings of 2002, and notes on the web site.
Farewell, Seccon accounts - and ConteXXt accounts. We do not need you any more, bank statements, into (a pile waiting for) the shredder you go. Proof of event insurance - you will not come in handy some day.
Eleven reams of coloured paper - I suspect I would have used you in the last 3-4 years if I was going to, and I'm open to offers from people who print more things than I. (But for now you can stay in the cupboard.)

I think I'm going to need a smaller house.

Comments

[don-fitch.livejournal.com]

Those all sound like things your could well despose of -- though I prefer to simply bury the passe paperwork in The Compost Pile (the worms love it, especially the clay filler in the paper) rather than shred it and go though the formal commercial recycling process. (Your mileage, and environment, may vary.)

[bugshaw.livejournal.com]

I didn't know worms liked paper! I have no compost heap (and not much of a garden), but we have a fortnightly collection of compostable waste by the council who have fast-track composting machines, and one can go and pick up a bag of the resulting product from them occasionally :-)

The Dining In Swindon Guide 2001 has gone to the recycling.

[techiebabe.livejournal.com]

Can you come and do my house when you've finished?