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Spotlight on Car-Moebel
Yesterday I was minding my own business on the internet (just kidding! That doesn't ever happen online! haha) when I stumbled upon the images below. Seeing them I exclaimed,"Well, hot potato! That's some darling styling!" From what I can ascertain, the company behind these products is one called "Car-Moebel," as in: car, (see also: what you drive around in) and depending upon the pronunciation possibly: mobile. It's like a name that refers to itself and what's better ...
READ THE POST Shower Organization Tips
That great closet in which gushes forth water (if you're fortunate enough to have some decent pressure) and which allows us to cleanse ourselves of the impurities of dirt, oil, other naturally occurring bodily secretions-- the shower. In the hopes of making your cleansing process as pleasant as possible, I offer you the following thoughts: 1. Is there anyone else out there in the world, I wonder, who does this: Upon using a product up ...
READ THE POST Uten.Silo by Dorothee Becker
If you're in search of the most perfect gift for anyone (The Happy Hostess! The Jetsetter! The totally disorganized and dysfunctional!) this holiday season I have found it for you. You're welcome. The Uten.Silos by Dorothee Becker. Uten.Silos, reader; reader, Uten.Silos. Here's the backstory on this iconic wall organizer because there is one. In the late sixties in Germany, Dorothee Becker, wife of designer Ingo Maurer, decided to capitalize on the burgeoning interest in plastic as a ...
READ THE POST Wrapping Paper Organization
Last week I helped one of my clients tackle her gift wrap drawer. The drawer was deep and life had happened in there in a major way. The first order of business was to exume the many rolls of wrapping paper that were quietly suffocating (crinkling + ripping) at the very back and bottom of the drawer. After organizing the whole lot of ribbons, gift bags, tissue paper and gift tags, we decided (I made an ...
READ THE POST Monday’s Meditation: On Asking for Answers Known
The other day I turned to my compatriot, "I should just tell her no, right?" I asked. I waited a couple seconds but got no answer. "Right?" I said again, this time more forcefully. "Oh," came the response. "Wasn't that question rhetorical?" "Yes." I answered. Meaning: so? That the answer to my question was obvious to both of us had nothing to do with my desire for one. "Right." he said. * * Yesterday my friend called ...
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