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Monthly Archives: August 2008
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August 29, 2008Handmade Kids Sweepstakes at Etsy
August 29, 2008Renee from Wolfie and the Sneak wrote to tell me about the Handmade Kids Sweepstakes over at Etsy that she’s participating in. You can vote for your favorite Etsy kid’s stuff and enter to win one of fourteen $350 Etsy shopping sprees. Vote Here!
If you want to vote for Renee, her section is here. Each [...]
Indie Fixx Galleria Shop Spotlight
August 28, 2008Each week I share some of the shops from the Indie Fixx Galleria, a monthly juried showcase of indie shops. You can read more about the Galleria here.
This week’s highlighted shops include:
Eclectic Eccentricity – a vibrant collection of vintage and contemporary jewellery, which combines Lucy Averill’s love for unique and varied pieces with a hefty [...]
I’m Inspired By…from Jill!
August 28, 2008On Thursdays, I share a reader’s inspirations with you and today’s inspirations were sent in from Jill Brown from Out of the Pink Sky (and her blog).
Do you want to share you inspirations? Click here to share your 3 inspirations for “I’m inspired by…”
1. Music! On several occasions, a song has inspired an interesting [...]
What’s so Indie About Food? Labor Day Sangria!
August 28, 2008Just in time for the 3-day (or 4-day if you take off Friday) Labor Day Weekend, here’s a delicious-sounding Sangria recipe for ya. I discovered this recipe over at Love and Olive Oil, which is the foodie blog by Lindsay of Pattern & Paw, and Lindsay got it from Bobby Flay.
I promised my friend Laura [...]
What Should I read?
August 27, 2008I’m going to the library today, and for the first time in a long time, I don’t have anything on hold to pick up.
Do you have any book suggestions for me?
I like books by Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Tom Robbins. I read mostly fiction, but I will do some non-fiction, especially biographies and books like [...]
