Tuesday

Eco-fashion and Recycled Chic from Littlearth

It's not new news anymore, and the rank and file of recycling enthusiasts extends far beyond the tie-dyed shirt and Birkenstock crowd of last century. We're all doing our part, from the small steps to the huge, to conserve, preserve, reuse and rethink our use of precious resources.

Coming to the forefront of all things fashion-forward is the Littlearth Family of Brands, the most stylish name in eco-fashion, with purses to dress up any closet and fashion-conscious arm. Their recycle-conscious lines include belts, CD cases, photo carriers, Swarovski-encrusted flair bags, and some of the coolest handbags I've ever seen. Purses from license plates, soda cans, even (I think) tires!






Big PURSEonality

Changing the Way We Look (and Feel)

If you've grown used to the way our blogs look, and they feel a bit threadbare, don't despair. We are integrating the blog straight into the website, and that means stripping out a bunch of froufrou, doodads and geegaws that will just get in your way over there.

By integrating the blog, the forum and the rest of the tools straight into the site, we can take the next step toward releasing a fully integrated Plus Size community for the New Normal Woman. If that's you, we hope you'll feel welcomed and right at home!

Saturday

Progress on the Move, Name Change

We secured the domain name and are just now waiting for a bit of server fun. I'm trying to figure out how to move the site from the old name to the new without losing anyone in the process!

Drive-By Shopping Surprise


Make Every Day into Earth Day! Visit our new  Eco Friendly Center   for eco hints and products.
Going green does not have to be painful. In fact, in order to move from a 'normal' life to a greener one, you can start by taking just a handful of tiny steps that we like to call Micro Steps. Micro Steps are small changes you can make to your everyday life patterns - easy to do one or two to start, and they all add up over time.

Micro Step: Fix a Leak A dripping faucet can cost gallons of water in a very short time. Check it out: Stick a big bowl in the sink under the drip and see how much has accumulated overnight. You may be shocked.

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