It’s funny how furniture come back in style. I’ve been thinking about getting a media console/low dresser to put in our living room to house our DVDs, Wii games, and the like. I like mid-20th century furniture design (a la … Continue reading
I found this ad in a National Geographic magazine my parents saved from 1955. Funny, right? (My 9yo: “Mommy, what’s a ‘negative’?”) .
I always wanted The Original Snoopy Sno-Cone Machine when I was a kid (it first debuted in 1979), and never got one, so my 9-year-old daughter didn’t need to twist my arm too much to buy her one as a Hanukkah … Continue reading
I haven’t had a chance yet to tell you about our new affiliate, ModCloth. It’s a fun, addictive women’s clothing site that features unique, vintage-inspired fashion and hard-to-find indie designers. Nothing too “out there” but just clothing that is super … Continue reading
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Editor’s Note: This post is from our archives–but it’s still a favorite pick. My kids and I have been watching It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown already this October. It never gets old! It wouldn’t be Halloween (or Thanksgiving, or … Continue reading
I always get a kick out of Anne Taintor’s vintage-themed drawings with a side of snark. This new design–Walk Faster…The Children Are Catching Up is a current favorite. You can buy it as a coin purse for $9.99, but also … Continue reading
My 40th birthday is quickly approaching, and I’ll be having a celebratory weekend that includes a family party. I really wanted to use a childhood photo for the party invitation, but had trouble finding a modern design I liked (lots … Continue reading
From the Editor: This post was originally published in 2011. As my 40th birthday approaches I thought it would be fun to re-visit these instructions my mom received in 1972. Wanna see something funny? A while ago my mother presented … Continue reading
Today, New York City and I celebrate our 18th anniversary. I moved into my 1st apartment on the Upper East Side on August 18th, 1994, just after my college graduation. I’ll always look back nostalgically on that special time in … Continue reading
