Food to Flowers! Composting & Recycling
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ay k rico, markos!!
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that is a terrific vid, that is entertaining and educational. kids and adults can learn a lot from marcos and phoebe. i hope hundreds of people check out this vid, both in SF and around the country.
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p.s. whats in the bag?
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informative and cute! i've shown it to my children and they love it! Gracias Marcos y Phoebe!!
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thanks MenudoRocks! we really like Marcos and Phoebe, too :)
you'd have to ask Marcos about the bag contents, but I am guessing it is food wrappers and containers that can't be recycled or composted.
sfenvironment 3 years ago