Creating A Sustainable Christmas: How To Reduce Paper Waste Created By Junk Mail

Holiday junk mail is not only a nuisance, but it may also be harming our ecosystems, which isn’t holly-jolly at all. Mail around the holidays was once something special. Opening your mailbox in the month of December used to be an exciting experience of receiving hand-written cards, Christmas packages, and invitations for yuletide gatherings. Nowadays, mailboxes are stuffed with junk mail such as advertisements for things we won’t buy, coupons that will expire before we can use them, and catalogues for things we will just order off of Amazon instead. Despite “real” mail being in steep decline, advertisers are mailing more than ever over the holidays.

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Five Places to Have Fun in Christmas

1. Muskoka Christmas Activities - December 20, 2019 – January 5, 2020


Looking for some outdoor fun with snow during a white Christmas? Muskoka should be your destination! Through the Muskoka forest at the Arrowhead Ice Skating Trail, Cross-country skiing in great trails with rentals on-site: Liv Outside, KOA Muskoka and Arrowhead Provincial Park, you can start your magical skiing journey. Also, it has animal wonders for your entire family, such as horseback riding winter trail rides at Winding Fences Farm, horse-drawn sleigh rides at the Back of Beyond Equine Centre and Twin Maples Farm and dog sledding at North Ridge Ranch. To have the best line-up of unforgettable Christmas vacation packages, outdoor activities are definitely not enough. If you get tired of snow, you can cozy up by the fireplace with a warm glass of hot chocolate or eggnog in their accommodations. Windermere House with divine cuisine and gracious hospitality welcomes you to bring your friends, family, or coworkers together to hold holiday parties.

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Ford V Ferrari Review

Ford V Ferrari was set in a time when Ferrari was dominating the podium at the legendary race of 24 hours of Le Mans. The Ford Motor Company was facing a sales crisis, and felt that they weren’t really being recognized by the younger generation.

The solution they devised? Easy. Beat Ferrari at their own game to attract the attention they needed.

Easier said than done might be an understatement.

Ford went to Carroll Shelby, played by Matt Damon, who we now know as the maker of the Shelby Mustang, for help building and designing the car. It would go on to be called the GT40.



The GT40. Photo taken from RobbReport.com

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