I still don’t fully understand the distinction between biodegradable and compostable.
I think I’ll avoid using as much plastic as possible, including compostable, and definitely won’t use bio-based - that doesn’t seem like much of an improvement. It just seems unnecessary and requires another step to not go to to the landfill, when using reusable items (like dishes and silverware and glasses) is just as easy, and better for g to environment.

I’ve been making virtual appointments whenever I can, rather than driving, which has saved a lot of miles.

I haven’t done this yet because I’m terrified to learn how much plastic I still use, even though we try really hard to avoid it. It’s everywhere!

Our bunnies cannot wait for us to get the garden going!
We have a really nice fenced in garden, but we may try building some raised beds this year. Just not sure how to fill them with soil, since we live up on a hill and couldn’t have it delivered to where we’d need it.
We may start seeds indoors this year if we can put a door on the laundry room to keep the kittens from eating the seedlings

We use use our neighborhood Buy Nothing page a lot to give away things we no longer need or use or that fit, and to get used things from neighbors. It does more than save everyone money; it keeps things out of the landfill or recycling (if they even would end up being recycled), gives products a longer life, and since it’s in the neighborhood, the products aren’t being transported from overseas; we just go nearby and pick them up. And it makes everyone happy!

We have multiple laundry lines strung up in our basement and one in the laundry room down there. Since the house is so dry, things dry quickly.