apple of my eye

What a long week it has been without my computer, I cannot believe I have gone 9 days without. Not that I have any readers but I know you missed me...my computer bit it, bad. I had to get a new hard drive and display. All which cost me nothing. Apple fixed it and saved the day. Life is good.

Unique USB

This crazy looking object is a USB drive along with other games and animation loaded on the drive. It is 2 GB drive that can hold your work and show a little creativity when you are taking your work from on computer to another. They come in a few different style...click the title for the link.

Soia & Kyo

If you are looking for some cool jackets along with an equally awesome site, check out this site but clicking on the title of this blog. It is fun, creative and very well made as I am sure their jackets are as well. With the way the weather changed today, I thought this would be an appropriate post.

Doll, Doll, Dolls

Who does not love handmade dolls? Well, I am sure some people do not love them but I think that are a great unique gift for any kid on your holiday list. Check out these dolls by clicking on the title and I am sure that someone you know would have this keepsake for many years to come.

Art is Art

This crazy cup art is the work of New York artist Tara Donovan, who is creating art with things you would never think of and turns it into something truly amazing. She creates art from rolls of tape, pieces of pencil, styrofoam cups, paper plates, napkins. Her sculptural works evoke thoughts of nature. To see more of her work click on the title and it will take you to her page.

DIY

This is a super easy way to reuse your plastic bags and save money on your gift wrap. Check out this link by clicking on DIY, scroll down for instructions.

Happy gift wrapping!

Nice Nettleton!

Nettleton Hollow is a place where you can check out different kinds of greenery and fruit to purchase for your home. There is a lot of really neat things that they offer instead of paying for plastic plant at Garden Ridge. Click on the title to check out the site and below is information on the picture above.

Mitsumata Branches have a unique angular form and become exceptionally pliable after a few hours of soaking allowing them to be opened for an airier form, or more dramatically shaped. The bark from Mitsumata (Edgeworthia papyrifera) has been used for centuries in Japan to make the finest grades of paper.