I guess I was dimly aware-way out there on the periphery of my consciousness-of what I was doing to the poor abused corpus of old mother earth, and I did recycle {when I got around to it, which was maybe twice a year}, and I thought a lot about packaging. I
The speaker reflects on their limited awareness of the environmental harm they inflicted on the planet. Despite acknowledging their impact on Earth, their actions were minimal, as they recycled infrequently and only considered packaging sporadically. This shows a disconnect between awareness and responsibility.
The quote illustrates a common attitude where people may recognize their environmental responsibilities yet fail to act consistently. It highlights the need for deeper engagement with sustainability practices beyond occasional recycling, stressing that mere acknowledgment is insufficient for meaningful change.
