This morning while getting my coffee, I gave them my own glass cup to use for some reason they put a Java Jacket on the glass for me. I removed the sleeve and grabbed the handkerchief from my pocket and off I went.
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Creative re-use is where we all need to be putting energy into!
I love this project, and have adopted it, as I feel that we all need to responsible for our consumption patterns. I often find little hankies in secondhand stores or garage sales that I tie to the handle of my purses and bags. Not only is it super cute and fashionable ;-), Instead of going for a paper napkin after washing my hands in the bathroom, or placing a paper napkin on my lap at a cafe or restaurant, I use my little hankie tied to my purse! It makes being "green" so easy. People who witness me going for my little vintage hankie, as opposed to a paper product, find it inspiring as well. Hankies not only serve a functional purpose, they help me be conscientious about the amount of paper I use, and they're just so darn cute!
Who is next in joining the Handkerchief Project?!
Big-time Handkerchief Project Fan,
Jasmine
I think this is a great idea. I have a hankie and am ready to join the project!
Thanks Jasmine! I agree with every thing you said. Thank you for being responsible not only in your re-use but your consumption. Send your photos my way of these vintage hankies they sound great.
HP/JP
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