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Each week I plan on writing a blog entry for a different type charity and having several different links for your own use. If you know any charites that you would like feautured on here just leave a comment on this entry with a link to the website of the charity.

Hoodies! Wear them by theirselves or try them with a button down shirt underneath for a more sophisticated look.  Jeans or Slacks.  Skirt or Shorts with leggings. Flip-Flops or HEELS. Yes, I wear heels with hoodies and it’s hot.  Here are a few cute new ones for this season  

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 From the About Us of their site:

“Metropark is the decisive lifestyle shopping destination for today’s trendsetting young adults, blending fashion, music, and art to offer a rare and inspiring shopping experience. Part club, part street boutique, we are fast becoming famous for our carefully edited multi-brand fashion assortment and dynamic atmosphere.

Our customers have quickly come to trust Metropark for our unmatched product offering featuring fashion designers typically found in the small street boutiques of major metropolitan fashion centers. We are committed to enable the most discriminating trendsetter to develop a wardrobe representing the most current and relevant fashion brands and styles.  Come by Metropark this weekend to see the hottest local DJs spinning live! We’re not your typical mall store, so expect the unexpected at Metropark!”

From what I have seen of the products Metropark seems really stylish and trendy.  Next time I am in Dallas I fully intend on stopping in NorthPark Center to do a little shopping.

Metropark.com

Baggu was designed in California by Joan and Emily Sugihara. The mother daughter team both saw the need for a better reusable bag.

They say; “we just didn’t feel there was anything out there that was functional, affordable, and still looked good to carry. After dozens of prototypes, we came up with a shopping bag that is practical and easy to use. And most importantly, still nice to look at.”

“We both had different needs from a bag that we took into account while designing.” Living in California, Joan shops by car for a family of five. “I wanted to make a complete package for families, making it realistic (and affordable) to switch from disposable to reusable shopping bags.” Emily shops on foot in New York City, and needed a bag or two that fit in her purse- ready for an unexpected errand. “And it’s New York. I hate to admit it, but I care about looks! And then there’s the environmental aspect-it’s pretty shocking how much trash is created from plastic bags.” In one year, a Baggu can save between 300 to 700 disposable bags.

Baggus are made of lightweight, hard working super strong rip-stop nylon, bringing home all the things usually carried in a disposable bag. And one Baggu holds the contents of 2 to 3 plastic grocery bags (up to 25 lbs.). Six bags holds a cart full of groceries. The bag features handles long enough to fit comfortably over the shoulder, and a large gusset in the bottom so they sit flat when filled (good for eggs & milk.)Yet they’re still light (2 oz.) and compactible.They fold into a flat 5″ x 5″ pouch that easily slips into a purse or pocket- always handy when you need them.

Baggu Bag  :      2505 Via Pisa
                              Del Mar, CA
                              92014858.922.0852                                       

www.baggubag.com

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