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Archive for July, 2009

Chocolate tortilla chips – nuh uh?!?!

Okay, it may sound strange but they have managed to breed my two favorite snacks together. I can’t not try these.
They may just one-up my favorite Trader Joe’s treat: dark-chocolate covered edamame.

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Brass as bling

It’s jewelry time! Bags are nearly complete so I thought I’d give my necklaces some TLC. I really love the vintage, close-out pieces for pendants that I scored. What I don’t love is how my wrist and hand pains keep getting worse.
Have my second acupuncture treatment tomorrow and I’m sure a wrist brace is somewhere [...]

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One week after visiting REVIVAL, a humble yet amazingly stocked vintage shop in Lincoln Heights, I am still dreaming of owning this piece….

It was priced at $300 (practically free!) and was in pristine condition. If only I had space for it!
If you’re into vintage furniture and accessories, make the pilgrimage. While there, stop by the [...]

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Got to the game early, got my Man Ram bobble head, got my dodger dog, and then got to see a moment to be written in the record books: Ramirez hit a grand-slam in his first and only swing of the game…the first ever Dodger to do so on his own bobble head night. The [...]

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Andrew Bird’s show at the Greek held a spot on my calendar for months but I never bought tickets. On the day of the show I looked at my schedule and thought, hmmm, perhaps I’ll end up going somehow…. Sure enough, I got an invite a few hours later. I can thank my friend Kai [...]

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We’ve got business cards!

Now I just need to finish all the product, put it up on the website, and we’re ready to go … woo hooo!!!!!

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Sewing: to be continued

Got back to sewing today…almost done with one set

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It’s been too long since I spent a day downtown. Thankfully I had an excuse to go.
Needed to buy some jewelry and bag supplies and as always, my friend Jose at the bead store knew how to up sell me – I can’t go in there with a budget because it immediately gets thrown out [...]

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DIY Notepad

Scratch printer paper and back sides of used sheets make for a nice notepad. I don’t think many of us at work will ever loose the boot-strapping (and eco-friendly) approach to getting things done.

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We need water but we use more than we really should.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has placed city-wide ordinances for water consumption during this summer season’s shortage. It ranges from restricting sprinkler using to Mondays and Thursdays only to only serving water in restaurants upon request.
One of the biggest culprit is the [...]

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