Shade of Green???

Is it hypocritical to be a shade of green?

Okay so im sitting here at the bar with my laptop, design book,
calender, phone, etc doing work. I'm researching organic fabrics for
our new scarves that will be released soon and available at
3clothingco.com. Then at once a thought pops in my head. AM I A
HYPOCRITE? Now understand I dislike hypocrites. Mainly the outspoken
"your wrong for this and that" hypocrite. I guess it's more of the
hypocrites that consciously contradict their preachings... any how. As
I order my beer, asking for it in a plastic cup, because I know how
not clean the bar glasses are I think to myself, how eco-friendly is
this??? Glass would be the more friendly choice since it can be
reused, but I prefer plastic. I try to be as environmentally conscious
as I can, but I must admit, I'm no saint.

"Am I Bad?"

So my question is, AM I BAD? I am partner of an eco-friendly line
and I try my hardest to be eco-friendly. I don't go out and preach to
people about being "green". I feel everyone has to take baby steps in
their daily life to move closer to the green side, but do you think
I'm a hypocrite since I prefer my beer in plastic cups? Does that
make me light green or yellowish-blue?

Our opinion

We hear a lot of extremist making comments about all the things we do wrong. We think they are right. There are a lot of things that we can change. However, some of it just isn't that easy. So let's start with small things.

Recycle

Turn the light off when you leave a room (reduce energy use)

Buy local produce, or at produce least in season (reduce carbon footprint)

Buy organic clothing

Please let me know what you think. Also comment with with a simple
suggestion about something we all can do to move closer to the greener
side?

~Patricc