Dec
21
2008

Eco-friendly // Family

ReUsable Bags from Japan

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Our Japanese friend Miyu sent a holiday package today. It was really fun to open! Lil got candy and lots of Hello Kitty gear. Miyu sent Alex and I two “pocketable” eco bags with this cute little note:

Eco Bag from Japan

Eco Bag from Japan

Of course we already have tons of reusable bags (and more in the basement for sale), but none so adorably Japanese. Yeah for the global spread of sustability!

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