Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Friday, June 25, 2010

Friday Finds 6.25.10

Well, it is officially summertime! Grab your sun tan lotion and check out this week's summer inspired segment of Friday Finds, have an awesome day!

Geekworks

Geekworks' shop is filled with summer colors. Whether you're looking for some great origami or some cool crocheted goods Lea Ann has something for you. Swing by her Etsy shop to see some more of her sweet work.


aqua flowers

sage green cranes

orange kusudama flowers

SatinandBirch

Satin & Birch Soap Studio offers some fun summer colors. Check out Leslie's Etsy shop to see some great bathroom jewelry made from wonderful ingredients.

goldfish soap

patriotic gift set

sea shell soap

senioritis

This week we're serving up a summery colored tribute to Mr. Vincent van Gogh. To see more of our tributes please visit our Etsy shop.

Have a great weekend!

vincent van gogh




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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Time to Wear White Pants

My apologies for the late post. It is certainly past my bedtime. I just returned to the big city from a fantastically relaxing and much-needed long weekend on Cape Cod. A few of my college friends go up there each summer to enjoy some serenity in our otherwise hectic lives. Needless to say, a weekend of relaxation means no television or internet; thus, I was unable to provide a proper weekend update this weekend. I will part with just few words this weekend, as we begin a short week here in the States and look forward to the start of what is sure to be a terrific summer.

Returning from vacation - even one as short as a long weekend - is never easy. Vacations are meant to revitalize us and make our usual over-scheduled lifestyles more bearable. While I am usually one for a sight-seeing-filled, active vacation, I am also a total sucker for weekends on the Cape. Not much beats long walks on the beach, night hours spent dining on home-cooked meals and playing board games, and the company of great friends. I urge those of you for whom a respite is a distant memory to take some time away from the television, internet, and blackberries, and give yourself a day or two to reacquaint yourself with the outdoors, a good book, or your friends and family.

Here's to a great start to the summer (and the week).