How am I switching to a sustainable lifestyle

[MarkLuceño]

This is our rooftop. This is our free area where we mainly focus our sustainable development.

Our rooftop

During the construction of our apartment we got a hold of a lot of paint buckets which we used as plant pots.

Plastic paint bucket

Recycled paint buckets and wood scraps

Calamansi

We also acquired a lot of wood scraps which we used as plant stands, benches and tables.

Little bench

Table made from wood scraps

Big bench

100% of the lighting you see in these pictures were solar powered. Using renewable energy sources is convenient and is really helpful especially nowadays where electricity bills are skyrocketing. It's a win-win for both you and the environment.

Solar panel

One of the tiny flood lights

Solar powered bulbs

Yay!

📸: Galaxy S22 Ultra

[Cefiro]

Mark, sharing you photo of sustainable provision from God.. Neighboring empty lot mango tree delivered across our fence, waiting for harvest.

[MarkLuceño]

Hahaha nice! So are those technically yours since they crossed your property or nah? 😉

[Cefiro]

YES! Aside by law, nobody checks on the fenced empty lot where the mango tree is planted. Aside from that, it's my sister's property and I'm obligated to look out on the lot. Aside from all the "reasons", she's deceased, and she'd gladly share the fruits to me. I shall have mango shake soon.

[MarkLuceño]

Oh.. everything makes sense now.. enjoy your mango shake 🍹😁

[TimiYeo]

sir anu napapailaw ng ganyang solar panel!??

[MarkLuceño]

Yung hawak ko para dun sa flood light na 25watts. 3rd to the last pic. Pwede siya sa 1 maliit na room or small hallways.
For context yung nagpapailaw sa buong rooftop 300watts na floodlight.

[TeamGalaxyRene]

Hello MarkLuceño,

Thanks for sharing the tips about your shift to sustainable living while contributing to a healthy planet.