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April 22, 2008

Bring Your Own Bag… or Baggu in this case.

This guilty feeling came over me whenever I was at the checkout counter because of all the plastic and paper bags that were going to waste. I even bought a cute canvas tote last year but it was too expensive to buy more than one and also kind of bulky to carry around. Then, I found Baggu!

You can choose your favorite color or have a variety of different colors. I got some in Red and some in Smoke. They are reasonably priced and are cheaper as you buy more. They are very lightweight and can easily slip into a pocket or purse. A good reason to BYOB. 

I’m not an all out tree-hugger, but I’ve been more intentional about how I can participate in helping our earth. Below are just a few ways our household has been making changes:

- recycling

- using the dishwasher

- stopping paper statements and doing mostly online banking

- switching out to energy-saving light bulbs

- buying more organic products

- reading magazines at a bookstore and not buying|subscribing as much.

Here are some more tips from a fellow Grace.

Happy Earth Day friends!

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  • 1. KOOP  |  April 22, 2008 at 07:21am

    Hi Grace,

    I think the biggest thing you and your hubby did was to go digital early. Think of how many trees you saved. ~KOOP

  • 2. Ali  |  April 22, 2008 at 11:45am

    Coooool…

  • 3. HJ  |  April 22, 2008 at 03:58pm

    reusable bags are awesome! Moses and i keep a stack in our car trunk to use whenever we go grocery shopping (or Target… hehe) - very convenient!

  • 4. Grace  |  April 22, 2008 at 07:05pm

    cool! i like the bags. much less bulky than the free ones i picked up on campus :P

  • 5. Heather Houston  |  April 24, 2008 at 08:35am

    Thanks for posting this!! I shared it w/ my sister & mom and we all have bought these bags now!! I can’t wait for them to come in!!

  • 6. Grace Kim  |  April 24, 2008 at 01:16pm

    Awesome Heather!


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