It’s getting to be coat time in many places – here’s a great eco-friendly alternative available in plus-sizes from Eileen Fisher : The coat is made from organic wool/alpaca/merino and is available in up to size 3X. I love the longer length, the color, the classic styling, and the slight a-line shape. If you are NOT reading this in your RSS reader or e-mail it’s likely that this content has been STOLEN. This post was originally posted at and is the copyright of Green Grechen Eco
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Kerr Sheds Her Victoria’s Secret Undies For Kora
Posted in October 13th, 2009
Miranda Kerr must have been so tired of wearing next-to-nothing for Victoria’s Secret. The Aussie beauty shed her panties to go au naturel for her own line of 100% organic skincare products, Kora. Named after a Buddhist meditation, Kora’s…
Hurry! Free Sample of Little Duck Organic Baby Snacks
Posted in October 13th, 2009
Little Duck Organics, a new snack food company, is offering a free sample of their fruit snacks in your choice of flavors! If you want this one, don’t hesitate; they just Tweeted that they’re overwhelmed with sample requests and they’re probably going to take down the offer tonight. I love sample size treats and snacks for my diaper bag. They’re handy and a novelty for my little one! Find more baby bargains and money-saving advice at Baby GoodBuys !
Clementine NW Review
Posted in October 13th, 2009
When toy recalls were constantly in the news, I started to search online for safer toys, and Under the Nile was one brand that kept popping up. Thanks to Clementine NW , my boys have their very first Under the Nile toy to play with! Here at Clementine NW, our focus is on providing the hippest, most stylish, and safe products for our children, ourselves, and our loved ones. Whether you need a gift for your pregnant wife, your best girlfriend’s baby shower, your daughter’s first baby (or se
A Dollar Rout Or More Bernanke Trickery?
Posted in October 13th, 2009
Consumer credit is falling fast. In July, consumer credit plunged by $19 billion, followed by an August drop of $12 billion, a 5.8 percent annual rate. Credit card spending decreased by nearly $10 billion in August, while non-revolving debt, including auto loans, fell by $2 billion. Credit has shrunk for 7 consecutive months, the longest period of decline since 1991. The banks have shrugged off their commitment under the TARP program to increase lending to consumers and businesses. They’ve eithe
