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Just a quick post about our Links page. We are always on the lookout for quality sites to exchange links with. We prefer relevent sites to ours, but we are open to different varieties as long as they might hold some interest for our customers. If you are intested in exchanging links, please use this Contact Us link. Thanks for stopping by!
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The passport requirements for US citizens changed at the beginning of this month. There is no problem leaving this country, but coming back in, from any border, will require a passport. We have been to Canada many times in the past and it was never a requirement. If we ever decide to go again, it will be necessary to purchase one long before we leave. They offer a new type now, one that is designed for travel in the North American continent only. It looks almost like a driver’s license - small and it fits in the wallet. Seems like the perfect one for us. But for the many others who still need a regular one, it is best kept in a safe place. We have several of these leather Kenneth Cole passport cases. They are a perfect fit to protect this document, and they are slim enough to carry in a pocket. A great accessory for the world traveler!
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Made of solid glass that is clear in color, this apple shaped paperweight is a heavy piece. The core in the center is comprised of tiny bubbles with little gold flecks. An applied green glass leaf and stem completes this unique work of art.
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We only have one copy of this book, and it is a good one! It is written by Jung Lee who is one of the top wedding planners in the county and she owns and operates Fete in New York city. She covers all the aspects of planning a wedding as she follows 8 different couples through the process. Full of beautiful photos and all the right advice for a perfect wedding day.
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We have recently added a few vintage issues of the National Geographic Society magazines to our inventory. A couple of them date back to the early 1900’s during the World War I era, and the articles are so different from today’s NG stories. And the advertisements are amusing to read too - we have changed so much over the years. Some of the issues are from the late 1980’s and eary 1990’s. All of them are a great read! |
