Comments on: One Fewer in Alaska http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/ One fewer SUV... you decide what I should do with my Range Rover Sport. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:16:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: MEMEMEME http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/#comment-641 MEMEMEME Mon, 04 Aug 2008 01:25:24 +0000 http://onefewer.com/?p=36#comment-641 >.< not really a sacrafice, because people were made to walk- all animals were. >.<
not really a sacrafice, because people were made to walk- all animals were.

]]> By: Jenn http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/#comment-638 Jenn Sun, 03 Aug 2008 15:30:34 +0000 http://onefewer.com/?p=36#comment-638 Love this post-- so inspiring! Makes me wonder about my wimpy self being too cold to ride during NYC winters-- though, does riding through a rainstorm yesterday make me at least a little more bad-ass? We write every day about <a href="http://tinychoices.com" rel="nofollow">our tiny choices</a>, and I love the way your One Fewer project is bringing this concept to light. My vote: convert it to run on used fry oil, and make it into a roving mini-classroom to teach people about everyday ways in which they can positively impact the environment. Rock on, Ryan! Looking forward to watching this unfold. Jenn Love this post– so inspiring! Makes me wonder about my wimpy self being too cold to ride during NYC winters– though, does riding through a rainstorm yesterday make me at least a little more bad-ass?

We write every day about our tiny choices, and I love the way your One Fewer project is bringing this concept to light. My vote: convert it to run on used fry oil, and make it into a roving mini-classroom to teach people about everyday ways in which they can positively impact the environment.

Rock on, Ryan! Looking forward to watching this unfold.

Jenn

]]> By: admin http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/#comment-628 admin Fri, 01 Aug 2008 19:46:46 +0000 http://onefewer.com/?p=36#comment-628 Nick, I totally agree. The sacrifice is driving itself... road rage, traffic, accidents, auto maintenance, radio commercials... all things I could live without. Nick, I totally agree. The sacrifice is driving itself… road rage, traffic, accidents, auto maintenance, radio commercials… all things I could live without.

]]> By: Nick http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/#comment-622 Nick Thu, 31 Jul 2008 01:21:14 +0000 http://onefewer.com/?p=36#comment-622 Nice email! I hesitate to call it a "Sacrifice" though. Why must we always label it that way? I've been biking to work for years and giving THAT up would feel like a sacrifice. Nice email! I hesitate to call it a “Sacrifice” though. Why must we always label it that way? I’ve been biking to work for years and giving THAT up would feel like a sacrifice.

]]> By: Aaron Poehler http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/#comment-611 Aaron Poehler Tue, 29 Jul 2008 20:22:53 +0000 http://onefewer.com/?p=36#comment-611 Blowing it up it the only responsible thing to do from an environmental standpoint. Blowing it up it the only responsible thing to do from an environmental standpoint.

]]> By: Soldats http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/#comment-608 Soldats Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:37:44 +0000 http://onefewer.com/?p=36#comment-608 so? so?

]]> By: Matt Olson http://onefewer.com/36-one-fewer-in-alaska/#comment-606 Matt Olson Mon, 28 Jul 2008 22:41:09 +0000 http://onefewer.com/?p=36#comment-606 I wholeheartedly agree that blowing off steam by biking home is a great way to end the work day, and that the choice to live car-free has many positive side effects, ultimately helping you lead a simpler, saner lifestyle (at the cost of some convenience). To me, it's worth it (although I live in a dense city with pretty good weather, so it doesn't take the same level of commitment as Garret). Thanks for sharing his story! I wholeheartedly agree that blowing off steam by biking home is a great way to end the work day, and that the choice to live car-free has many positive side effects, ultimately helping you lead a simpler, saner lifestyle (at the cost of some convenience). To me, it’s worth it (although I live in a dense city with pretty good weather, so it doesn’t take the same level of commitment as Garret). Thanks for sharing his story!

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