canvas bags for groceries

[_the_joshua]

i bought some canvas bags for groceries slowly and from 3 different places. my favorite is my fresh market one. i got a ham and swiss panini with tomato from there the other day and it was so freakin' good i almost crashed my truck. after watching oprah, i'm going to start bagging my groceries with these canvas bags. you can fit so much in just one

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[lagwagongirl]

I have some canvas bags that I use too. I love them. They are awesome, and it's true, you can fit sooo much scheize in there.

[_the_joshua]

so much that it only takes like 5 of them to get a ton of groceries

[lagwagongirl]

not only that, but it gets rid of the clutter from collected plastic baggies!

[lagwagongirl]

Now if hospitals would use paper plates and metal utensils the land fills would be much better and far more biodegadeable. I could see myself really getting into this hippy stuff as I used to call it

[lagwagongirl]

you know, it's not so much hippy stuff as it is common sense. it's just flat lazy not to re-use stuff, you know? unfortunately, our society (american and other big non-recycling countries) have just fallen into a pattern of not recycling. a prime example of doing it not to just be hippy like is Europe. everywhere you go there, they have convienient recycling centers and easy access to recycle bins. here, you have to drive out to bumblefuck (at least we do) to get to one, or we have to pay to have the service picked up with our trash. in europe, you get paid to bring your bottles into a grocery store for them to re-use. all you really pay for is the beer. they are very strict on their recycling, that's why i love it so much. not only that, but it's just a clean country (Germany, that is... France... not so much.. HA! i kid. no really, Paris smells funky).

[_the_joshua]

lesley said she has a design for some canvas bags. i can't wait to see them. then i be stylin'.

[lagwagongirl]

stylin' and profilin'.