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Do you like stuff? So do we! Stuff for the mind, for passing time, for sharing, for yourself, for fun. Mariva's Guide brings you interesting, innovative, beautiful, entertaining and useful products, web sites, articles and images -- in other words, this, that and the other thing.
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PajamaGram |
What a great gift idea: with a PajamaGram (your choice of pajamas, robe or slippers), your recipient gets a free:
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Also available are bath & body spa supplies, candles, gourmet treats and relaxation accessories for creating the perfect retreat-at-home experience. (Maybe I’ll send one of these gifts to myself!)
Posted December 14, 2005 by Mariva in bath & spa, beauty, edibles, fashion, gifts, holidays, home
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I know a guy who’s tough but sweet He’s so fine, he can’t be beat He’s got everything that I desire Sets the summer sun on fire |
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I want candy, I want candy! |
Posted November 29, 2005 by Mariva in edibles, gifts, holidays
DailyCandy
DailyCandy provides today’s gift idea at Amazon.com and offers reviews of things to eat, wear, visit and enjoy. You can choose an "edition" set to your city (New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Boston, Dallas and London are available so far), although moms and dads may prefer viewing the "Kids" edition. Personally, I find the most interesting and valuable stuff listed in the "Everywhere" edition. For your convenience, you may sign up for the daily shopping deals and the daily email messages.
In addition to providing daily candy, this site offers delicious eye candy as well; you’ll love the beautiful watercolor/pen & ink graphics. Check out each "edition" to see all the drawings.
Posted November 10, 2005 by Mariva in bath & spa, beauty, edibles, entertainment, fashion, fun, gifts, jewelry, resources, social, travel
Moonstruck Chocolate
Oh, the things I could eat. I stopped by my local chocolatier to purchase some goodies for the Blogger Meetup. On the counter sat a gorgeous box of ice cream sundae truffles, almost too beautiful to eat. Eventually, of course, I couldn’t resist — and, oh, the chocolate! The richness, the darkness, the creaminess — it was simply sublime. Moonstruck’s confections are works of art.
Meanwhile, the bloggers had to content themselves with some individually wrapped French chocolates that were — I must admit — also pretty good. (But I kept the Moonstruck sundae truffles for myself.)
Posted October 27, 2005 by Mariva in edibles, gifts
