The challenge has made me more aware of the things about my energy use that I cannot control due to living in an apartment. For instance, I cannot  control the heat in my unit. I had accepted this and at times have to open my windows in the winter to keep my apartment at a comfortable temperature, which I know is a waste of energy! I have since contacted my landlord to come up with a solution that is more sustainable.

This past weekend was a great time to get outdoors. Found potential nesting sites for the pileated woodpeckers that live in my woods. Spent time moving the chickens into the garden getting ready for spring - they do a great job at digging up the garden and eating grubs.

I have been interested in electric cars for a long time, specifically Tesla. If I had the money, I would 100% drive an all electric car right now. They are so good for the environment and are super fun to drive. 

I have been playing golf a lot this week to prepare for the upcoming season. I always walk instead of riding in the cart. Every little bit counts.

Going for a daily 10 minute walk is easy when your dog refuses to poop.

I try to spend as much time outdoors so signing up for the nature challenges are easy. The food challenges are harder for me because I eat fish and meat but I did take the challenge for choosing sustainable fish which was interesting.

Eating meatless is pretty easy when the meat served from the school's dining service in already unappetizing. 

I was very satisfied to say that I already turn the water off when I brush my teeth...it's one of my only talents.

I offered my environmental science class extra credit if they can beat me in the challenge. I will not be defeated.