Vegan purse and wallet designer Susan Nichole has made a couple of changes to the popular LOVE bag - like making the strap longer and having it made in the USA.

To celebrate the new LOVE bag, they are offering it at 50% off for a limited time, if you use promo code: LOVE.

The regular price is $125, so if you want this bag, you should definitely head over there to get it now for just $62.50!

You can check it out at www.susannichole.com.

I've mentioned this site before, but I just wanted to post a quick reminder about CommonKindness.com.

This awesome site has loads of free, printable coupons on it -- many of which are for all-natural, organic, vegetarian or vegan products.

What makes it even cooler is that they will donate to a charity of your choice when you print and use coupons from their site.

There is no cost to you -- in fact, you actually save money, since you get some awesome, free coupons. Pretty cool, right?

Here is how it works (taken from their site):

How CommonKindness Works

1. Sign in to select your charities
2. Clip printable grocery coupons to save money
   
3. Companies pay an advertising fee to CommonKindness
4. CommonKindness shares 20% - 66% of funds received with the charities you select - at no cost to you!

Veganism isn’t just a quirky fad that caters to the health-conscious, overly conscientious or environmentally aware segment of the general population. With famous personalities such as Bill Clinton, Natalie Portman, and Ellen DeGeneres providing a mainstream face to the vegan movement, people have been increasingly curious about the health benefits of adopting a vegan diet. Indeed, according to Google Trends, the greater public’s interest in a vegan diet is higher than ever before.

Surprisingly, bingo has also endured as a legitimate form of entertainment mainly due to the rise of online bingo websites that appeal to a younger, technologically savvier generation of players. Indeed, online bingo has evolved into a mobile game and social media outlet for players all over the world. As a matter of fact, one of the most recognizable faces and voices in the realm of online bingo is none other than resident Bingogodz caller Brian Blessed, a resolute animal-lover and avowed vegetarian who has occasionally dabbled with a full vegan diet.

The familiar template of bingo cards has also been appropriated by numerous sectors outside of the traditional, land-based bingo halls. Not to be outdone, Brian Vander Veen (a vegan, naturally) created what he calls a Defensive Carnist Bingo card. Each square in the card contains a cliché and/or misconception from defensive omnivores about their food choices and/or ethics. And much like in old-school bingo, players must fill in five spots (up/down, left/right or diagonally) for a win. It’s also a free way (there are image and text-only versions available online) to poke a little fun and satirize the many ridiculous things people say to vegans. In fact, there are so many fallacies and funny stuff directed at vegans that Vander Veen had enough material for another Defensive Omnivore Bingo card over at Easy Vegan.

Clearly, vegans have a sense of humor to handle all of the misguided perceptions carelessly thrown at their way.