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		<title>Just the tip &#8211; There&#8217;s a party in my pitcher</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Here&#8217;s a quick green tip&#8230;I was going to call it a wet quickie but we&#8217;ve been calling it the pitcher party for so long I couldn&#8217;t resist. Water Pitcher: Pretty much the only time I’m guaranteed to completely finish a glass of water is on a bright and sunny Sunday morning when I’m hungover as...</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here&#8217;s a quick green tip&#8230;I was going to call it a wet quickie but we&#8217;ve been calling it the pitcher party for so long I couldn&#8217;t resist.</p>
<p>Water Pitcher: Pretty much the only time I’m guaranteed to completely finish a glass of water is on a bright and sunny Sunday morning when I’m hungover as shit and praying for death.  Most other times there’s at least one or two half full glasses around my house that end up getting dumped down the drain.  Recently, I put a pitcher next to the kitchen sink and started dumping my drain-bound glasses into it instead.  Other water sources started joining the Pitcher-Party&#8230;water my kids didn&#8217;t drink, extra water I have in my measuring cup, water from the pasta I just made, etc.  Once the pitcher’s full, I use it to water my houseplants.  I’m a registered plant serial killer (2 counties) and once the Pitcher-Party fills up It’s a reminder that I have to water these poor babies.  Sadly, this is the only reason my plants have a fighting chance.  My website is green, unfortunately not my thumb.</p>
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