Dinner was a small Prime Rib & Blue sub at Quiznos in Claymont, which is on the way home from Aston. I don't have anything against this restaurant chain, except for one specific Quiznos in North Jersey. I do think their subs are overpriced, which is why I only go when they send out a good coupon on the mailing list.
Returned home and found another 95-gallon cart in my driveway. Apparently, Waste Management just delivered my new curbside recycling cart so I guess the Universal Recycling Bill has taken effect. The dodgy thing about this law is although it doesn't make recycling mandatory for residents, you're going to get billed for it anyway by the waste hauler, so you might as well do it. Prior to curbside recycling, I took my paper and plastic waste to any of the recycling centers in the area. There is one just two blocks from home and several more on the way to the grocery store, so it wasn't a bother at all. I can certainly afford curbside recycling (and become even lazier than before :) ), but I'm not comfortable with the idea of forcing this expense on everyone, especially households whose budgets are already stretched from rising fuel costs. We'll see what comes of this.