The Willing Wall
We had an Earth Day gathering a couple weeks ago and introduced what we call the “Willing Wall.” We asked our friends to answer a question; What are you willing to do to that will create positive change? Turns out, there is a direct relationship between what people are willing to do and how much organic vodka they consume. Here are a few of the PG-13 pledges for positive change:

I will do more local travel.
I will always use biodegradable doggie bags.
I will stop showering alone.
I will join a CSA.
I will drink more organic beer.
I will not take tissue paper when I shop.
I will release less methane.
I will plant some trees.
While these aren’t necessarily new mind blowing ideas, I like having the Willing Wall here in the office. It’s a nice visual connection between our small changes and the bigger community of people working toward the same goal and having fun along the way.
So the question is; what are YOU willing to do to create positive change this year?














8 Responses to “The Willing Wall”
can we somehow post an r-rated version?
I will learn to be a biker chick with my bike this summer! ;D
I will volunteer with the PDX Fruit Tree Project & help those in need & those with lots-o-fruit on their trees ;D
I will only wear second hand clothing
I will eat more veggies and less meat
I will remember to bring my bag to the grocery store
I will remember to bring my Tupperware for to restaurants so they don’t give me a clamshell
i’ll be more patient, slow things are better than fast
i will always bring my own mug when getting coffee…….xoxoxo
I will give gifts wrapped in re-usable cloth bags instead of wrapping paper.
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