Back in print

As an avid re-user and recycler, I cannot in good conscience throw out a piece of office paper that is printed on only one side. It eventually gets reloaded back into the printer. So the other day I was giving my quarterly financial report to a nonprofit group I belong to, and one of my fellow board members said she found the reverse side of the profit-and-loss statements far more interesting: it was a recipe for mushroom soup from the New York Times.
Another board member's financial statements were on the pages of a book on religion that I'd printed out to proofread on hard copy. "Apparently you didn't like the capitalization," she observed.