NOGOODFORME.COM: Imaginary Shopping Spree: Cuteness from kidsmodern.com, Michal Negrin jewelry

I was going to write something about how I wish I had a kid or knew someone with a kid so I could give them an Eames plywood elephant or a molecule-shaped chaise, but that would be a big lie: mostly, I want it all for myself. I wish I could come home after a long day and spend my evening riding on my Tipi bird or watching LOST episodes from the comfort of my foam Play+Soft divan. I'd never be lonely again if I could hang out with my Eames plywood elephant in lieu of "people"- he could even play on the see-saw with me! Most importantly: I would be such a way better writer if I could set up shop inside my Ndbele Playhouse (walls plastered with Beatles pin-ups, of course), my little nook illuminated only by a Sehwan pillow light. Ew, the last thing in the world I want is a kid: they'd just get all my nice furniture sticky with spilled apple juice and God knows what else. (Laura)

Lately I'm really into hearts and flowers. Actually, I'm always really into hearts and flowers, but sometimes I stupidly get preoccupied with way less important things like Adrien Grenier sightings, the Raconteurs and/or Hot Chip, Red Vines + Diet Coke, and trying to find an immediately attainable nail polish that'll match the manicure I got last week. Apart from gazing adoringly at the doorside red- and pink-flowering plant I recently brought back to glorious life, I think the best way to prevent any future distraction would be to decorate myself with a piece of Michal Negrin's jewelry. Wish Upon a Starfish has got hundreds of the Israeli designer's crystal-encrusted necklaces, bracelets, and rings - and elephant figurines, and crucifixes - but these be the very unsubtly romantic baubles I desire most. (Liz)

COMMENTS!!

Liz,
The Michal Negrin Hearts, Lockets & Kisses necklace above is currently on sale on sale-la-vie.com , which is the affiliate store of Wish Upon a Starfish Jewelry. Maybe your "Imaginary Shopping Spree" doesn't have to remain imaginary after all...

Best regards,
Natasha

By Natasha on October 29, 2008 12:46 PM

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	Monday , December 8, 2008 Imaginary Shopping Spree: Cuteness from kidsmodern.com, Michal Negrin jewelry Home Decor for Tots, kidsmodern.com I was going to write something about how I wish I had a kid or knew someone with a kid so I could give them an Eames plywood elephant or a molecule-shaped chaise, but that would be a big lie: mostly, I want it all for myself. I wish I could come home after a long day and spend my evening riding on my Tipi bird or watching LOST episodes from the comfort of my foam Play+Soft divan. I'd never be lonely again if I could hang out with my Eames plywood elephant in lieu of "people"- he could even play on the see-saw with me! Most importantly: I would be such a way better writer if I could set up shop inside my Ndbele Playhouse (walls plastered with Beatles pin-ups, of course), my little nook illuminated only by a Sehwan pillow light. Ew, the last thing in the world I want is a kid: they'd just get all my nice furniture sticky with spilled apple juice and God knows what else. (Laura) Michal Negrin jewelry, Wish Upon a Starfish Lately I'm really into hearts and flowers. Actually, I'm always really into hearts and flowers, but sometimes I stupidly get preoccupied with way less important things like Adrien Grenier sightings, the Raconteurs and/or Hot Chip, Red Vines + Diet Coke, and trying to find an immediately attainable nail polish that'll match the manicure I got last week. Apart from gazing adoringly at the doorside red- and pink-flowering plant I recently brought back to glorious life, I think the best way to prevent any future distraction would be to decorate myself with a piece of Michal Negrin's jewelry. Wish Upon a Starfish has got hundreds of the Israeli designer's crystal-encrusted necklaces, bracelets, and rings - and elephant figurines, and crucifixes - but these be the very unsubtly romantic baubles I desire most. (Liz) Tags: baubles, elephants, hearts and flowers, home, jewelry, kids' decor, LOST, Michal Negrin Posted by Laura in Imaginary Shopping Spree Permalink \| Stumble This! \| Digg This! \| \| Leave a comment \| Comments (1) + Contact Us + HOME COMMENTS!! Liz, The Michal Negrin Hearts, Lockets & Kisses necklace above is currently on sale on sale-la-vie.com , which is the affiliate store of Wish Upon a Starfish Jewelry. Maybe your "Imaginary Shopping Spree" doesn't have to remain imaginary after all... Best regards, Natasha By Natasha on October 29, 2008 12:46 PM Say something so insightful and witty, it will blow us away. (No pressure.) Got something to say? We'd love to hear it! Name, email and "type in the weirdo drunken text" thingie are all required to comment; don't worry, we won't email you or anything, we just want to make sure you're not an evil spambot. Keeping in mind the good-times mentality we like to keep going here, we've worked hard to keep NOGOODFORME.COM as fun as possible. We welcome all kinds of comments, but insults/abuse/general bitchery are not tolerated. In other words, we put the smackdown on evil troll posts. If you want to be a hater, please go elsewhere. Now, as Salt 'N Pepa say, "Only the sexy people..." Name Email Address URL Remember personal info? Comments (You may use HTML tags for style) Captcha: Type the characters you see in the picture above. © K. Asharya, L. Barker and L. Faulds. All rights reserved. All content cannot be reproduced without prior written permission. ;						Search this site: We are now powered by Movable Type 4.1.