I will be the first to admit that I am not the greenest person around. I don’t ride a bike; I don’t recycle very often; I leave plugs plugged in. However, there are some very simple green things that anyone can do (myself included).
Number one is to use green cleaning products. I have been using Method cleaning products for years because they are great for the environment, and because the bottles are so pretty. Another simple green effort you can make is using reusable grocery bags. Not only are these bags great for the environment, but they are sturdier than plastic bags (makes my life easier while hauling groceries up four flights of stairs.)
Right now after the insane hype of Anya Hindmarch “I’m Not a Plastic Bag”, Method cleaning products have come up out with the Plastic Bag Rehab bag. I actually like Method’s version much better and it can be yours when you spend $20 on Method cleaning products.
Not a bad deal, might I suggest the Daily Shower Cleaner and the Granite Counter Top Cleaner.
The handbag didn’t become an accessory for women until the early 1900’s (hard to believe huh). Prior to that only men carried handbags, and women had to ask for her belongings when she needed them. Once women began heading out on their own they need their own bags. So a handbag, something that may seem silly to some, is actually a symbol of independence for women.In 1955, Coco Chanel’s quilted handbag with a chain shoulder strap made its debut, and took the fashion world by storm. Since then the quilted handbag (and everything else 
Celebrities can’t just stick with having one talent can they? Time to update the list of celebrity fashion lines and add Fergie, who has just designed a line of handbags for Kipling. 
