Friday Loves
Friday, June 6, 2008 |
This weeks discoveries:
- Great Salon article, “We Are What We Buy“
- Makeup Alley: I’ve been a member of this site for years and always check it before buying a product. It has saved me so much money, time, and bad experiences.
- Boss of You video interview. I love these women so much and their book, The Boss of You even more. What really struck me is that they make a point of asking you to define what success means to you. What it looks like. Make it personal.
- The wonderful, female run company, See Jane Work, is having a private 3 day sale on everything (and I’d buy everything!). Just enter “private” upon check out.
- LA Times article on Guerrilla Gardening in LA.
- And lastly, some movies I’ve recently enjoyed (and wasn’t expecting to - they all surprised me): The Orphanage, Lars and the Real Girl, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.
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June 4th, 2008 at 4:57 am
I just wanted to say how much I enjoy reading Hygge House. I love the whole concept of Hygge and am always trying to understand what it really means ever since visiting Denmark a few years ago. My husband’s Great Grandfather was from Bornholm and he has a strong pull to all things Danish. I loved Copenhagen and we are planning to go back hopefully to the coast next summer. Looking at the guidebooks I have no idea where the good places are to stay. If you had any good ideas that would be great. Thanks!
June 12th, 2008 at 1:03 pm
Thank you for the Guerrilla Gardening article.
It made me think of a woman I see once a week in the mornings going around our neighborhood picking up trash from the side of the streets. I really need to stop and thank her next time.