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tourist

Posted 2008-01-01 12:25 PM (#101321)
Subject: 99 cent grocery bags

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No, this is not about post-Christmas shopping. I don't know if anyone else is interested in this but...my DD gave me one of those 99 cent reusable shopping bags from a very cool deli near her. I love it because it is not from a big chain and it is different from what everyone else is packing around. Is anyone interested in doing an exchange? I think they would fit in a normal manilla envelope, so shipping would be cheap....

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Posted 2008-01-03 10:12 AM (#101421 - in reply to #101321)
Subject: RE: 99 cent grocery bags

we have a ton from trader joes. they look like regular bags (in cut/shape), and they have hibiscus flowers on them.

i like them. use them constantly.

if i need any more, though, i'll let you know!

tourist

Posted 2008-01-03 7:57 PM (#101459 - in reply to #101421)
Subject: RE: 99 cent grocery bags

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I would love to do a swap, zb. I'll send you some from here and you send me some from there. A little cultural exchange... And I wish I had thought of this before Cindy went to Italy! Oh - I would love to have some from New Zealand, too

Posted 2008-01-04 11:11 AM (#101474 - in reply to #101321)
Subject: RE: 99 cent grocery bags

that would be cool. i saw some in NZ, but i don't think they were anything special. i can look though.

mishoga

Posted 2008-01-08 8:15 AM (#101651 - in reply to #101321)
Subject: RE: 99 cent grocery bags

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Can I get in on the trade?
I always use my bags. I love them.

tourist

Posted 2008-01-08 10:07 AM (#101661 - in reply to #101651)
Subject: RE: 99 cent grocery bags

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What have you got, Mish? I am thinking we need to post pics...

mishoga

Posted 2008-01-08 10:31 AM (#101666 - in reply to #101321)
Subject: RE: 99 cent grocery bags

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OKay, this really is a attention getter. It's big though so it fits a lot (need to be strong) Material handles, and (I'm really not sure what the materials are of the bag part). It's from a fresh produce market here. It's the size of a large shopping bag from Macy's.
I have a Trader Joe's here (going there for a neti pot later)
I am also stopping by "Wild by Nature" That store is awesome. I'll check out their bags and buy one and post it Thursday.
I'm so excited! Whole foods is coming in 2 minutes from home

I use these bags and Stop and Shop bags. I really like the size and material of the stop and shop bags.

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tourist

Posted 2008-01-08 9:40 PM (#101705 - in reply to #101666)
Subject: RE: 99 cent grocery bags

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I love the Go Green! This is the one DD got me - not up for trade unless she gets me more. I am having a terrible time trying to load more photos, but I'll keep trying.

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