Just wanted to remind everyone that Easter is almost here - and if you celebrate by doing the whole Easter basket thing - PLEASE rethink the whole go to kmart or walmart thing and buying the grass and the eggs and the baskets!!! Please check your local consignment stores and/or thrift stores for baskets/grass/eggs etc. - they have a lot of that stuff or post a want on freecycle.org - or re-use your stuff from last year. I went to the market the other night and looked down the Easter aisle and it made me want to gag (plus I am pretty sure all of that stuff is made in china - don't get me started). I don't know why anyone would buy all that stuff new every year- the kid's rip through it so fast -and my kid's don't know that the little eggs I put their candy in are 14 years old. : ) I swear I have been using some of the same grass and eggs since my son was little and he is 16!! Also, after the holiday -please don't throw any of it away. If you don't have the time or space to store it - take it to a thrift store so someone else can use it next year..
Thanks!
meg
Welcome to the peace. love. swap. blog
The peace. love. swap mission is to keep gently used baby, kid, and maternity items out of landfills and to donate to local charities by producing fun, affordable, family friendly swaps where you can get together & exchange your unwanted/ outgrown items on an regular basis.
You can find more info about peace. love. swap at http://www.peaceloveswap.com/ . You can also email Meg at peaceloveswap@gmail.com This is general info about p.l.s (peace. love. swap)- where I let people know about updates to the current swaps, new swaps coming up, and general info about swaps in general. Hi! My name is Meg & I married, live in Grass Valley, CA and have 3 beautiful kids (Christian, Milla & Lola) and one on the way. I started doing these kid's clothing and gear swaps in June 2009 in Nevada County. They were fun, rewarding and very needed. After getting emails from moms asking when I was coming to their area, I knew I had to help moms get them going in their own cities. I also knew that in order to grow peace. love. swap, I was going to need help. In February 2010, I welcomed Elle Beyer on as a partner. Elle is also a mom of 4, wife, small business owner, performer, artist, and martial arts pro. Elle found me while posting her children's clothes online, loved the idea and became a regular swapper. After the first swap, she was addicted as well, and wanted to help take p.l.s to the national, or even worldwide level. Along with Elle, I think we have what it takes to recruit moms everywhere and offer our events in different cities across the US.
For more info on how it works & upcoming events- check out the website http://www.peaceloveswap.com/
happy swapping~meg & elle
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