Comments on: Contact http://theclosedloop.org Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:02:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Krystal Persaud http://theclosedloop.org/about/#comment-79 Krystal Persaud Thu, 26 Mar 2009 08:55:18 +0000 #comment-79 Mrs Green >> Thanks! Your site "My Zero Waste" is really inspiring also. I added it to the "Closed Loop"s Links page and will definitely be checking back. Adam >> It is really motivating isn't it (living without trash)? I think its so fantastic that companies like Frog design are doing side projects like this. Did anyone choose to keep going longer than two weeks? I would be interested in knowing. Thanks for the feedback! Mrs Green >> Thanks! Your site “My Zero Waste” is really inspiring also. I added it to the “Closed Loop”s Links page and will definitely be checking back.

Adam >> It is really motivating isn’t it (living without trash)? I think its so fantastic that companies like Frog design are doing side projects like this. Did anyone choose to keep going longer than two weeks? I would be interested in knowing. Thanks for the feedback!

]]> By: Adam Richardson http://theclosedloop.org/about/#comment-76 Adam Richardson Thu, 26 Mar 2009 04:21:56 +0000 #comment-76 Hi Krystal- Great job with the closed-loop experiment! It's really hard to do :) You might be interested in this set of blog posts running over six months by some of my colleagues at frog design, in various frog studios around the world. It was a similar closed-loop experiment, started by Ashley Menger in our Austin, Texas studio, back in May 2007. Each person would do it for two weeks, blog about it, and then the baton would be passed to another person/studio. http://designmind.frogdesign.com/blog/author/trash-talk?page=8 (this is the very first entry by Ashley, click on the page links at the bottom to move forward to the later ones) Keep up the good work! Adam Hi Krystal-

Great job with the closed-loop experiment! It’s really hard to do :)

You might be interested in this set of blog posts running over six months by some of my colleagues at frog design, in various frog studios around the world. It was a similar closed-loop experiment, started by Ashley Menger in our Austin, Texas studio, back in May 2007. Each person would do it for two weeks, blog about it, and then the baton would be passed to another person/studio.

http://designmind.frogdesign.com/blog/author/trash-talk?page=8

(this is the very first entry by Ashley, click on the page links at the bottom to move forward to the later ones)

Keep up the good work!

Adam

]]> By: Mrs Green http://theclosedloop.org/about/#comment-58 Mrs Green Tue, 24 Mar 2009 20:16:41 +0000 #comment-58 Hi Krystal. I just found your blog and have enjoyed reading about your project. You might be interested in having a browse around our site sometime. We're in the UK, and since June of last year have been reducing our household waste. We now throw away less than 100gms per week and are aiming to manage for 1 year without needing to put our bin out. I'm adding you to my Rss so I can keep up with your latest news. Best of luck! Mrs g Hi Krystal.

I just found your blog and have enjoyed reading about your project. You might be interested in having a browse around our site sometime. We’re in the UK, and since June of last year have been reducing our household waste. We now throw away less than 100gms per week and are aiming to manage for 1 year without needing to put our bin out.
I’m adding you to my Rss so I can keep up with your latest news.
Best of luck!

Mrs g

]]> By: knowledgetoday http://theclosedloop.org/about/#comment-57 knowledgetoday Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:55:50 +0000 #comment-57 I love your site. Keep it up ! I love your site. Keep it up !

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