Battery-powered Compact Power Chargers from Zazzle.com/lizardmarsh*

Scene of Oil Train Derailment at Columbia River Power Bank
by lizardmarsh

Pretty scenery along many rivers and elsewhere have been contaminated by oil spills. Cleanest energy possible should be every citizen's, utility's and country's goal. The Columbia River Gorge was the site of a derailment in 2016 which could have resulted in crude oil spilling. The power charger is portable and can charge three devices at once. It's compact and pretty unique, whether with this design or your own. Would be an interesting conversation piece when camping along the Columbia River. Here are two others I recently designed:

Blue Green Grid Power Bank
by lizardmarsh

and

"Save for the Future" Power Bank
by lizardmarsh

Great White Egret Table Lamp at Zazzle.com/lizardmarsh*

Great White Egret Table Lamp
by lizardmarsh

Beautiful Great White Egret photo appears on left and right sides of lampshade. Choose from different shade materials, base finish, and styles. I have one with gulls on it and just love it.

"Think Things Through" Apron at Zazzle.com/lizardmarsh*

"Think Things Through" Adult Apron
by lizardmarsh

Assembling one or more recipes simultaneously, an artful collage, or a model railroad are a few examples of times when one needs to really think things through. It is a good model to set for kids as well. The apron comes in kid sizes too so you could make a father & son set or mother & daughter set. Choose white, khaki or yellow, and standard or long size. Customize as you like with different graphics and background color.

Zazzle "No Dog Poop" Stickers by Penguin_Protest

No Dog Poop Sticker
by Penguin_Protest

The designer of these wonderful stickers has four stores at Zazzle. These customizable stickers from her Penguin_Protest store are sooooo needed. I don't understand why so many people are irresponsible about their pet guardianship. It's just an incredible lack of morals, courtesy, respect for law and order, etc. You can read about stormwater pollution - and specifically pet poop issues - at the KeepiItCleanPartnership.org page here.  Edit the text for the stickers with your own town's ordinance. They are available in five sizes. Share the possibilities with your neighborhood association, police department, public service department, property managers. It would be more sanitary for volunteers, especially the youth, to pass these around for citizen use as opposed to picking up other people's pets' litter. Although that is ok too. Everyone's assistance is needed to get the offenders to stop.