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The Succulent Wife's Favorite Things
http://www.TheSucculentWife.com
The Succulent Wife's Favorite Things blog highlights the things and practices that make her life more meaningful … and fun, and stylish too! That’s what succulence is all about!
- Added on: Nov 21st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Anne-Marie Kovacs
- Listed in: Lifestyle Living Well
- Tags: yoga raw food las vegas shopping finds travel finds
Recent Posts
Popping the Bubbly (How To)
For all the crazy running around caused by our “obligations” to the season, there are many rewards. One of them would be the abundance of the bubbly stuff, Champagne if you’re a purist, or some much more affordable sparkling wine like a Prosecc...
Four Minute Break: Sour’s Music Video
This music video revved up my morning. Indulge in a quick break and watch this great montage video by Japanese band Sour for their “Hibi no Neiro” song. Assembled from webcam footage provided by their fans throughout the world. Brilli...
“I Caught Santa” Photo – 8 Photo Giveaways
Must be the season… Another giveaway. On the heel’s of Audrey’s story about fun websites that help create some Christmas magic, Steven, the principal at ICaughtSanta.com offered up some hard to resist “I caught Santa” ph...
TwelveDays.com Giveaway ($140 Value) – Hurry!
You saw our story about the Twelve Days Heirloom Gift Boxes yesterday? Well, it so happens that Jonathon, TwelveDays co- creator saw the article and liked it so much that he offered to provide us with this giveaway. Wonderful! So now, a happy couple ...
Cool Kitchen Gadget: the foodpod
I love kitchen gadgets. Almost as much as I love shoes. And isn’t this foodpod by fusionbrands the most adorable thing? I love fusionbrands products: the sleek look, cool silicone, fun image… and they make kitchen gadgets (love the foodlo...
The Twelve Days of Christmas, All Wrapped Up
We all know the fabled Christmas carol, but do we know-know what the twelve days of Christmas are really all about? Technically, it’s a religious period that begins on December 26 and ends on January 6 (Epiphany), when the Three Wise Men are said t...
