I am not in the least bored staying home.  Got a 3 acre lot surrounded by vacant lots.  Can shoot, clear more area, build stuff, make hidden storage spots outside of my lot in the forest, start my hydroponic garden, endless things to do.  Plus I like staying home.

I wonder how many apartment dwellers are going to get fat with nothing to do but watch TV and snack.

I did some cutting of vegetation around my house yesterday.  I have two large, over-stuffed tarps to haul.

I called Hawaiian Earth Products where we drop off our green waste for recycling to make sure their hours haven't changed for the situation.

The woman who answered said they were told 2 days ago they are not accepting drop-offs from residential customers.   

Only municipal/curb side pickup trucks can drop off now.

This is crazy.  There is nowhere to put this waste, and it'll get more decayed and become a huge mess to haul in a month or more.

The employees don't even have to come into contact with us.  There's a window they open, and you talk to them from your truck.  It's at least 6 feet of separation.  In fact, if they don't have to say anything, they can leave the window shut and just wave you through.

Totally unacceptable.  You know people will be doing yard work during the lockdown.

I've got enough cuttings as it stands now for at least 8 curbside bins.  If I used my regular can, too, it'll take 4 pick-ups to get rid of what I have, not counting all I need to cut still.

Pickup is every other week, so that's 8 weeks to get rid of this stuff -- the green can pickup was yesterday, so the clock is reset for 2 weeks from now.

https://www.gardenmyths.com/how-to-compost-browns-greens/

My place hasn't been this clean and organized in a LONG time!    

I need to go through my shooting parts and accessories and find what I could use, what I could give away, and what I should flat out dump. Sometimes I find that I need a part or something and I think I have it.  Go searching for it and when I don't find it, end up buying another.  Then months later, while looking for something else, I'll find the item that I needed months before.  :facepalm: 

Is the Koko Head Hiking Trail open?

Not an option with my limited yard.

That is one thing I loved about moving to the BI.  I had 7500 sf lot in Kailua, now I have a 130,680 sf lot.  I cleared an area of about 8000 sf solely to dump green waste.  With a backhoe to push and stack the debris, it should last for years.  A mound I made about 3 years ago is covered with grass, taro and banana trees growing on it.

Just take it to a transfer station that accepts green waste.
Kapaa Quarry, Kawailoa, etc.

Not driving from Mililani to Kailua just to make a green waste run.

Tore down and rebuilt a fence on one side of the hooch today... painting tomorrow...

Not driving from Mililani to Kailua just to make a green waste run.

The Schofield convenience center station stopped accepting green material when the Hawaiian Earth Products recycler started.

I'll try calling the Waialua convenience center on the North Shore tomorrow.  They ought to still take green waste.  Still a drive, but I've done it before when the Schofield center was full.