I reuse old clothes for my son's costume to supress that buy and throw attitude.

After cutting the edges, I hung it to view its inverted appearance.

It's actually an old shirt which we use as wipe shirt after bath.

Here's my son wearing the shirt and his old black pants which he used two years ago in a folk dance. This is in a Halloween party.

Let's make other feel what it means to reconcile with nature. My students had it.

My students distribute the bags they sewed to the market goers as they tell them to avoid plastic bags.

They have fun doing the reconciling with nature activity.

I reused the wrappers of the gifts we received to avoid the "trash attitude"

It has been my practice not to damage gift wrappers as much as possible or to save pieces of wrappers for future use.

These were some of the gifts I wrapped last Christmas season.

Briefs and panties need not be thrown when worn out. They can be used as rags or for any other purpose you want for as long as they are in use to keep them away from being trashed.

These are my son's briefs which are totally worn out because they lost their garters already. Since they are small for rags, I have sewn them by twos to make them more useful as part of the home cleaning system.

I catch my bath water to flush poop and pee. When we reuse water, we save not only energy but also money.

This basin serves a lot to conserve water. I take a bath after I poop in the morning. I use my bath water to flush my poop and pee. I even leave this basin filled with the water I use like washing hands, brushing teeth for toilet use.