Yellowplum I like this

Yellowplum is a 33 year old single woman from Belfast, Maine, USA.

Well, basically, life is good! As a jewelry designer/artisan I get to make pretty things all day and I split my time between two really beautiful towns: Belfast, Maine and Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. I've also lived in NYC (my hometown), in London, England, and in Athens, Georgia. Before starting yellowplum beads, I worked as a secretary in a doctor's office, a law firm, and a university. Before that I studied linguistics and Finnish in college. I have five cats. I'm kind of a geek. I don't like oranges. I like to take pictures, too. Maybe someday I'll show you some.

http://timepass.onlyfanpics.com/?somepeoplearegreatwithcameras: Jun 6, 12:10am (125 reviews) photography http://timepass.onlyfanpics.com/?somepeo...; This is how I feel a lot of the time.

Mail a brick to junk mailers using paid postage - Creative tips with dealing...: May 23, 12:36am (363 reviews) humor http://officeofstrategicinfluence.com/bu...; I am *so* on this!

Scott Wades Dirty Car Art Gallery: May 23, 12:35am (551 reviews) arts http://www.dirtycarart.com/gallery/index...; to spend all that time on something and then to be able to just let it go! at least he can photograph them for posterity though.

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Urge Clorox to take back and recycle used Brita water filter cartridges...: Apr 17, 9:33pm (2 reviews) environment, eco-friendly, corporate-responsibility, recycle, green http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/recy...; Petition asking Clorox, the maker of Brita water filters to:

take responsibility for the millions of plastic filter cartridges that are landfilled or incinerated each year by:

1) Redesigning its Brita filter cartridges so that the plastic housing can be refilled rather than discarded each time the filter is changed.

2) Providing a take-back program, such as the one that exists in Europe, so that used cartridges can be returned to the company for recycling.

3) Creating a system for the cartridges to be dismantled and the components recycled/reused domestically rather than landfilled, incinerated, or shipped overseas.

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