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GIFT LIST, 2018 7 December 2017 Now that #45's tax bill is about to pass, I'm thinking of what I'll do when all that money comes flooding in. Taking Stephen Colbert's advice, I went shopping on Goop.com, Gwyneth Paltrow's web site for the uber rich so I can make my Christmas list for next year. I started small, with games. For $34 I can buy a deck of "dirty talk cards," presented in a pristine giftable box, the fourteen cards inside have sexy sayings—printed on a luxe paper with hand-painted gold edges—as a special collab between Paper Chase Press, Afterall, and goop. It’s an incredibly fun way to spice up date-night—your significant other won’t be disappointed. If you don't want to play cards, maybe for $70 you can get a "Love is Art Couple's paint kit." The key to this body-painting kit—by which we mean painting a canvas using your and your partner’s bodies—is stripping down first. Includes organic, non-toxic gold and black paint, a specially treated cotton canvas (3.5’ x 4.5’), a plastic drop cloth (10’ x 17’) to protect your surface from paint splashes, two pairs of disposable slippers (so no tracking paint footprints off the canvas), and a soft mesh body scrubber for cleanup. Sadly, this item is sold out, but maybe by next year they will have restocked. I can just see Walt and me painting each other while the dogs leap about trying to figure out what's going on.
Colbert was particularly excited about the $66 jade egg.
Having worked in an ob/gyn office for many years, I am quite familiar with the yoni. You may want to look it up. (The egg also comes in Rose quartz, which is cheaper, only $55) For only $84 you can buy a water bottle with an imbedded obelisk-like amethyst crystal to infuse water with positive energy. A soothing crystal, amethyst is thought to help transform negative energy, enhance existing psychic abilities, and calm the mind. Sounds nicer than my $1.25 plastic job.
I really was not taken with this $2,750 sequin-shaped cocktail ring. I think it's ugly, but others obviously disagree with me if they are paying nearly $3,000 for this monstrosity. The description states that the ring can be worn with either a cocktail dress and heels, or a tee-shirt and jeans. I'm glad to know it is multi-purpose. But while I don't like this ring, I can't live without the $145 "nut milk maker," a product I've never seen before. And all these years of burning incense cones, or a stick of incense that you prop up on something, it's a comfort to know that for only $345 you can buy this incense burner.
This gorgeous gift set comes with three hand-cut semi-precious stones (clear quartz, rose quartz, and black onyx) that hold your incense stick sideways so it can burn at both ends. It even comes with a clever copper-tone brass tray to collect falling ash (read: no clean-up required). The packaging is so pretty that no additional wrapping is required. I have a year to plan my gift giving 2018, but I'd better order early because almost everything that looked good to me is already sold out. I can hardly wait for my tax refund to arrive... |
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