If you’re like me and you enjoy the odd (or not so odd) bottle of wine at the end of a long workday, you probably end up with a lot of corks. Unless you're drinking that cheap twist off stuff of course ;-) I hope you’re also like me and that you drop off your empty bottles of Bordeaux and Sancerre in the recycling bin. But what do you do with the corks? Did you know you can recycle them too? Cork comes from trees and while it cannot actually be reused as a wine cork (something about bacterial concerns…), it can be recycled into lots of useful products from floors to shoes (how awesome are these Burberry Stour Suede Cork Wedge sandals? *want*). It can also be used in lots of DIY projects. ...
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My hotel in Logan is not the fanciest (it’s sandwiched between a 7/11 & a liquor store lol) but its gym has a treadmill and some weights so thanks to jet lag I was able to squeeze in a 30 min strength for runners class + 20 min @onepeloton run w/Andy Speer before the conference.
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