outdoors is a real stress reliever I truly recommend anyone just to go out for a hike with no fun or technology and go for a walk for 30 minutes. Just recently I visited Eugene, Oregon and I was amazed at the setting and how fresh the air was I definitely want to go back and explore of the area. 

It was pretty cool creating a readiness plan. I decided to focus on an earthquake emergency situation so I packed an emergency bag to better prepare for an earthquake. I packed batteries, water, extra cash, a flashlight, a blanket, a first aid kit, a tarp, some rope, and a portable phone charger. This way in the event of an emergency situation, I can just grab my emergency bag and get to a safe place.

I am most excited to visit the Gorge in Big Sur. I have been a few times before and I always enjoy all the nature I am surrounded by. It helps remind me of how beautiful our world is and it helps motivate me to do something about climate change.

If an individual cannot find a location to dispose of your unused medicines or chemicals, they can be thrown away at home using the correct precautions. First, check to see if your medication is on the FDA flush list. If it is, then you can dispose of them by flushing them down the toilet. However, if your medicine is not flushable, then you should mix your medication with another substance that is unappealing to children or animals such as coffee grounds or cat litter, and place it in a zip loc bag. Next, you should scribble out any personal information on the medicine bottle and recycle that separately. 

It is extremely important to take care of our pollinators as they help flowers and various types of fruits and vegetables reproduce and thrive. They are definitely an important species in our circle of life. My two favorite pollinators are the bumble bee and the butterfly.