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SUMMARY:National Bucket List Day
DESCRIPTION:April 24 celebrates National Bucket List Day to remind us it’s never too late to set new goals\, go on a dream vacation\, and inspire people around you to enjoy life to the fullest. \n\n\n \n#NATIONALBUCKETLISTDAY\nBy definition\, a bucket list is a list of things a person would like to do\, but has never experienced before. Some people refer to them as milestones\, while other people refer to them as goals. Whatever you call them\, a bucket list is a list of things a person would like to accomplish before they die. \nWhat Is A Bucket List?\nA bucket list is the list you create to make the most out of life. It is a list of goals\, dreams\, and aspirations you would like to accomplish before you pass away. The basic meaning of a bucket list is to keep track of your goals by making yourself accountable to achieve all you want in life. The purpose of a bucket list is to encourage ourselves to accomplish goals within in a specific timeframe. \nOur time on earth is short. Very few of us pause to think about how we spend what time we have. Creating a bucket list can help you live your life to the fullest. It also gives you the opportunity to appreciate the life you have and reflect on the good things to come. \n\n\n \nBucket List Ideas\nA bucket list can be anything you want it to be. Your bucket list should reflect your interests. In fact\, we’re guessing there are no two lists alike. If you are a simple person\, create a bucket list that reflects the simple pleasures in life. If you gravitate towards extravagant things or love to travel\, your list will more than likely consist of ideas that require more of a financial investment. \nSimple Bucket List Ideas\n\nGraduating from high school or college.\nHaving children.\nBuying a home.\nBecoming a freelance photographer.\nParticipating in a painting club.\n\nExtravagant Bucket List Ideas\n\nGo on a cruise.\nVisit the Rainforest.\nVisit all the continents in the world.\nVisit historical landmarks across the country.\nRide a hot air balloon.\n\nTravel Bucket List\n\nTravel to Europe.\nSee the ancient Mayan ruins.\nVisit Egyptian tombs.\nTravel Route 66.\nVisit all the state parks in North America.\n\nFinding Gratitude\nLiving a life of gratitude is key to living a well-rounded life\, full of happiness and satisfaction. Gratitude allows you to find every day moments and turn them into long-term fulfillment. Completing items on your bucket list will help you realize the opportunity you have been given as you experience life-changing moments you thought might never happen. Enjoy the ride and show gratitude for the adventure you have in this life. \nENDLESS POSSIBILITIES\n\nBe brave and have some fun by learning to paint\, drive a race car\, skydive\, surf\, or jump off a cliff.\nSample local food and drink during your travels.\nCreate a bucket list with a friend that you both can enjoy.\nWatch the movie Bucket List\, staring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman.\nPay it forward with a bucket list that allows you to donate time to an orphanage\, local soup kitchen\, or food pantry.\nShare your videos and photos on social media from your bucket list adventures using #NationalBucketListDay.\n\nSource Link
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SUMMARY:Stop Food Waste Day
DESCRIPTION:Food waste worldwide is an alarming issue. That is why on the last Wednesday in April\, Stop Food Waste Day raises awareness of the growing concern of food waste. \n\n\n \n#StopFoodWasteDay\nAccording to the USDA\, Americans waste between 30-40 percent of the food supply. That is near or more than the worldwide estimate of 1/3 of the world’s consumable waste. Additionally\, food waste occurs for many reasons all along the food chain. \n\nLack of workers to harvest\nQuality expectations\nWeather\nOverproduction\nFaulty equipment\nPoor planning\nOverbuying\nOver preparing\n\nThese are only a few reasons that add up to millions of tons of food waste. Stop Food Waste Day addresses all the factors and brings increased awareness to the world. The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that nearly half of food waste happens before it even reaches the consumer. So\, everyone along the food chain has a responsibility to help reduce it. That means\, from farm to table and everywhere in between\, we have work to do. Some of the solutions include: \n\nImproved weather forecasts\, so farmers know what to grow and when.\nImproved storage facilities so that distributers and markets can preserve food longer.\nReduced production where possible.\nAn improved understanding of food quality and a loosening of those standards.\nPreparing smaller meals.\nTeaching consumers how to use leftovers in soups\, casseroles\, and stir-fries.\nLearning how to preserve meals at home.\nBegin composting the incidental waste to improve home production and commercial production.\n\nFood waste is everyone’s problem\, whether we realize it or not. Join the movement to reduce food waste. Follow these tips for reducing food waste: \nAt home:\n\nPurchase and prepare only the amount of food you need to feed your family.\nDiscover new recipes that allow you to makeover leftovers.\nLearn how to preserve food.\nIf you buy in bulk\, consider donating excess to local shelters.\nUnderstand the use by and best by dates.\n\nIn your community or business:\n\nSpeak to your local grocers about changing their damaged fruit and vegetable policies. Those pristine-looking bins full of blemish-free fruits and vegetables shouldn’t be the standard anymore.\nShop farmer’s markets\, local food stands\, and food co-ops.\nCreate or participate in a donation program.\nPromote neighborhood composting.\nEducate your employees about best food practices.\nDevelop a partnership with area farmers and feed the animals.\n\n\n\n \nHOW TO OBSERVE STOP FOOD WASTE DAY\n\nShare your tips and tricks to avoid food waste.\nTry a new recipe that repurposes leftovers.\nGive a shout-out to restaurants and businesses that use smart food practices.\nLearn more about food waste\, the causes\, and how to prevent it.\nWatch documentaries about food waste such as:\n\nJust Eat It\, directed by Grant Baldwin\nWasted! The Story of Food Waste\, directed by Nari Kye and Anna Chai\nExpired! Food Waste in America\, directed by Rebecca Richman Cohen\n\n\nRead about food waste in books like:\n\nThe Waste Not\, Want Not Cookbook by Cinda Chavich\nIn Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto by Michael Pollan\n\n\nJoin the conversation and use #StopFoodWasteDay on social media.\n\nSource Link
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