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Here's my "granola" post - if you can avoid it, please don't bring plastic bags (you know, the kind you get at the grocery when they ask "paper or plastic?"). I never realized what a nuisance they are - actually fatal to sea life. For example, turtles see them as jelly fish when they float in the water - eat them and die. I'm going to bring a tote bag to carry in my purse for shopping excursions.

Yay, Deb, thanks for the info on the scrapbook store. It was a nice one. Also, thanks for the towel bars.

I have paper towels, toilet paper - we ran out last year so apparently we have issues, and dish soap. I will take them out of that plastic bags before I bring them.

pamcook wrote:Here's my "granola" post - if you can avoid it, please don't bring plastic bags (you know, the kind you get at the grocery when they ask "paper or plastic?"). I never realized what a nuisance they are - actually fatal to sea life. For example, turtles see them as jelly fish when they float in the water - eat them and die. I'm going to bring a tote bag to carry in my purse for shopping excursions.

Don't get me started on why these things haven't been banned in this country yet.

I have lots of napkins that I will bring. Also dish towels and dish rags

I have paper towels, napkins, dish soap, pump soap for bathroom

I have paper towels, toilet paper, dish soap, and hand soap.

I think ya'll figured out what gets used the most... paper towels, toilet paper, and soap. LOL

I had a look at the big bag of paper towel rolls that someone bought and left last year. There are various designs on each roll. One roll has words all over it and my first thought was "that will be great to use on the gelli plates" So, I am choosing paper towels for craft purposes not for wiping up spills.