I save things which are still usable today or in the future. Such practice reduces trash and impact on the environment.

This red bag got damaged in time of use. I saved its inner pocket and red zipper which pictures appear below.

I used the red zipper to replace the zipper of this purse given by my best friend.

I use the inner pocket to keep things in place.

Instructional materials need not be bought all the time. What were supposed to have been trashed could still be reused over and over again.

Most of the materials in these instructional materials came from used folders, paper, dumped barbecue sticks, and french bread plastic bags. 

For as long as an envelope is repairable, I would make it last. This is already four years old. I reused paper and a left over tape to repair it.

It has served me day and night for four years anywhere but I decided its job is not yet over.

The ability to buy does not mean the right to discard it anytime. I make sure that my eyebrow pencil serves it purpose well before throwing it.

I cannot face the public without eyebrows because I hardly have them. So I make sure that each eyebrow pencil I bought will worth its use until its last size I could handle.

Buying durable shoes and making them last keeps them away from the trash. I love making things last. It's eco-friendly.

These are my favorite work shoes. I had them sewn recently because one of them got loose off my toes.