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Argyle Sock
This argyle sock has a cool little flourish at the top. Click through for a closer look.
$9 at Standard Style Boutique | Buy
| Posted 07 Mar, 2006
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Lotta Jansdotter: 30 Postcards Boxed Set
If you consistently fail at sending birthday cards or thank you notes on time, consider keeping a set of these minimalist postcards on hand. Purchase a roll of postcard stamps at the same time, and you’ve got a fighting chance. They come in a pretty wooden box, so pop a bow on one and you have a nice pre-wrapped gift.
| Posted 28 Feb, 2006
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Mighty Leaf Tea Sampler
Delicious! When I admitted to being a tea freak, a bunch of my readers (most notably, Elise) sent notes urging us to post about Mighty Leaf Teas. I feel silly to have forgotten about Mighty Leaf for so long, because they’re an old favorite. Mighty Leaf packs tasty, whole-leaf tea into convenient, silky tea bags. (Most other tea bags are filled with crushed, bitter leaf flakes that are practically undrinkable.) This sampler gives your favorite tea snob 108 moments of peace, and many of the teas are even better on second brewing. Includes: Breakfast Americana, Earl Gold, Vanilla Bean, Orange Jasmine, Marrakesh Mint, Green Tea Tropical, African Nectar, Chamomile Citrus, and Mint Melange. (If you want the tea, but don’t need the pretty box and menu, you can purchase a refill box for only $54.)
| Posted 21 Feb, 2006
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One Dozen Custom Fortune Cookies
VALENTINE’S DAY GIFT GUIDE Custom fortune cookies let you choose your fate. You get a dozen fortune cookies, each with a different fortune written by you. Present them as a package, or slip a few into your carryout order when your sweetie isn’t looking.
$23 at Custom Fortune Cookies | Buy
| Posted 25 Jan, 2006
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Ohto Tasche Fountain Pen
This slim fountain pen will make you feel fastidious. The cap lets you carry it with you.
(10.2 cm long when closed, 10 cm long when used by itself, and 14.7 cm when used with the cap on)
| Posted 17 Jan, 2006
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Organic Calming Chamomile Herbal Tea
ON SALE Though I’m a tea fanatic, I’ve never much enjoyed herbal teas. This chamomile tea has made me a convert. When you open the tin, you’ll find a jumble of sweet-smelling, whole chamomile flowers that look lovely in your cup. It has a touch of lavender and jasmine that make it a bit spicier and more honeyed than an average chamomile tea, but the effects are just as soothing. The site suggests reusing brewed blossoms in your bath, which sounds just fine.
$11 at The Healing Sun | Buy
(Regularly $13. 1.9oz - makes approx. 40 cups)
| Posted 17 Jan, 2006
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Pocket Scrabble
True, you’ll need a couple pairs of tweezers to play, but it’s the smallest Scrabble on record. The pieces are magnetic so you have a fighting chance.
$34 at Flight 001 | Buy
(7" X 3.75" X 1")
| Posted 12 Jan, 2006
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Freckled Looking Girl
A little girl figurine with her eyes closed, shining up at the sun. She’s cast in urethane and hand painted.
$25 at Plain Mabel | Buy
(3" tall)
| Posted 11 Jan, 2006
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Mental Floss Magazine
Awhile ago, we linked to the Mental Floss book, saying that the Mental Floss team makes “art, literature, and science accessible without being condescending.” The magazine is the same thing, but you get it every two months. Fun reading for smart people, and we do love smart people.
| Posted 09 Jan, 2006
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Table Topics
These clear acrylic cubes contain question cards to keep conversation lively. Choose from the Original, Teen, or Family versions, and you’ll never have to suffer through an uncomfortable silence again.
$24 at Uncommon Goods | Buy
| Posted 03 Jan, 2006
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Nikki McClure Calendar: The Next 1,000 Years
2006 CALENDAR GUIDE This is the calendar I wait for every year. Nikki McClure uses an X-acto knife to make quiet cut-paper designs that capture moments of joy or wonder. Her calendar is made of recycled, acid-free paper, and is printed using soy inks. As the months pass, each image will make you happier.
$18 at The Giant Robot Store | Buy
| Posted 19 Dec, 2005
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Exquisite Creatures: The Insect Art of Christopher Marley
2006 CALENDAR GUIDE Plainly put, Christopher Marley uses dead bugs to make art. The result is kaleidoscopic and engrossing. It will remind you of hunkering in the grass as a kid, watching beetles trundle along.
$14 at Pomegranate Communications | Buy
| Posted 19 Dec, 2005
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Superhero Long Sleeve Tee
She may look like a mild-mannered citizen to everyone else, but to you, she’s a hero. San Francisco designer Andrea Scher is a friend of mine, so I’m predisposed to adore her long-sleeve tees, which come in brown, black, orange, and white.
$24 at Superhero Designs | Buy
| Posted 16 Dec, 2005
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Flowers in a Can
Just pop the top and water, the seeds are already planted.
$10 at Mousse Shop | Buy
| Posted 15 Dec, 2005
 sent notes urging us to post about Mighty Leaf Teas. I feel silly to have forgotten about Mighty Leaf for so long, because they're an old favorite. Mighty Leaf packs tasty, whole-leaf tea into convenient, silky tea bags. (Most other tea bags are filled with crushed, bitter leaf flakes that are practically undrinkable.) This sampler gives your favorite tea snob 108 moments of peace, and many of the teas are even better on second brewing. Includes: Breakfast Americana, Earl Gold, Vanilla Bean, Orange Jasmine, Marrakesh Mint, Green Tea Tropical, African Nectar, Chamomile Citrus, and Mint Melange. (If you want the tea, but don't need the pretty box and menu, you can purchase a [refill box][1] for only $54.)
[1]: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?link_code=ur2&tag=mighgood-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&path=tg%2Fdetail%2F-%2FB0001FZ7X4%2Fqid%3D1137708081%2Fsr%3D8-1%2Fref%3Dsr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl251%3Fv%3Dglance%26s%3Dgourmet-food%26n%3D507846 "Pin It")
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