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During the Holy Week, after Church, I was compelled to sort and organize things, papers, documents, and toys in our house. To be precise everything is a mess and disorganize maybe that’s because of being busy from work for months.
Arranging toys and things are as easy as counting numbers. It doesn’t require much energy and time. All you need to do is sort them out and arrange them on their racks. The hardest and time consuming are the documents and papers. There requires checking, reading, sorting and discarding. Out of those papers and documents I was able to sort out unwanted materials that can became CASH. Yes I did write CASH!
There is cash in a trash. For everyone to know a lot of people are earning from these trash that most people throw aways and left in the garbage. These people are the ones responsible for keeping less garbage. The environmentalist should recognize them for they are one who really implements recycling. Little did they know that in their quest for sources of food to save their stomach they were able to help clean the environment.
So like what they did, I was able to collect the trash. From the few pile of boxes, newspapers, and other unwanted papers in the house which weighed about 3 to 4 kilos, I was able to collect Php 55.00. They were sold in the junkyard. Trash that turned into cash. So imagine if you have large piles of papers and newspapers? So the next time you’re going to throw that garbage think how much you can earn from that.
Tags: Cash, Earn and Business, Garbage, Recycle, Trash
April 8th, 2010 at 12:52 AM
I actually do clean the clutters at least 4 times a year..Trash indeed can turn to cash..but sometimes if it’s just less than P100, i don’t collect the money anymore. It’s one of the ways I think I can help out poor people. they won’t be shelling out their own money and earn more instead..
May 24th, 2010 at 9:24 AM
I used to collect and sell aluminum cans for some extra money. I should still do it, but I’ve been lazy. I may have some brass laying around, though…heh. There really aren’t any recycling facilities that purchase paper where I am.