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Archive

Listed are the posts for September 2008.

Phillies in First Place of NL East Division!

With the Phills’ nail-biting win tonight and the Mets’ loss, the Phillies finally reclaim what is rightfully theirs: the top position of the NL East!  Call me biased, but the Phillies deserve to have the NL East title.  While I’ll take playoff berth any which way I can get it (beggars can’t be choosers) I’d [...]


CafePress: Presidential Paraphanalia Predicts the New Prez?

This morning, as I drove to Hoboken, I listened to my favorite radio station, NPR.  Since I was close to New York, it happened to be 93.9, WNYC.  The Brian Lehrer Show played and he was interviewing Amy Maniatis, the vice president of CafePress.  CafePress is a website dedicated to customized pins, tees, and anything [...]


Jet Blue Voucher: One Million Restrictions Apply

I just got an email from JetBlue informing me of a $50 voucher I can get if… To qualify for your $50 Voucher, just register now on this page and then book a roundtrip flight on jetblue.com between September 8 and September 21, 2008 for travel between October 15 and November 15, 2008. Once travel [...]


Tips on Painting Your Walls at Home

I still have the hallways, kitchen, and bathrooms left to paint so I am by no means an expert on this yet.  However, after completing one room, I have already picked up some handy tips that I believe deserve to be passed on. First things first, when you blue tape along the floorboard, you can [...]


Can You Say October Fever? The Phillies Sweep the Brewers!!!

As a die-hard Phillies fan, my Sunday was clearly dedicated to watching and cheering on the Phillies.  Everyone knew what they needed to do: they needed to take the series.  I think few predicted that we would actually sweep the Brewers, but now that it’s actually happened, it;s time to start thinking BIG!  I’m ready [...]


Halloween Costume Idea: The Hamburglar

Another tried and true favorite Halloween costume of mine is the Hamburglar.  You can’t go wrong with this costume!  It’s cheap and easy to make, not to mention the fact that almost everyone will know exactly what you are and compliment you for it.  Trust me, I lived this. What you need: Prisoner costume (should [...]


Upholstery Class in Philly

I have been on the hunt for an upholstery class since I moved to the Philly.  I’d love to purchase a vintage club chair, bench, or other funky piece on Ebay or Craigslist, then reupholster it myself with a wild fabrics.  Here are two websites that offer exciting fabrics: Les Indiennes Shop Reprodepot.com If I [...]


Mama Palma’s Gourmet Pizza: Just Ok

Tonight I had the not-so-lucky experience of eating at Mama Palma’s Gourmet Pizza on Spruce street.  Just driving in from New York, I wanted to grab a quick bite and the outdoor seating area looked quaint.  I carried 4 large bags and asked to be seated at a 4-top table outside.  Not one other person [...]


Halloween Costume Ideas: Colonel Sanders and His Funky Chicken

Halloween is one my favorite holidays, second only to July 4th.  So, when September rolls around, which it surprisingly already has, it’s time to brainstorm for the perfect costume.  I’m going to pull out some old ideas and new ones and help you find or make the costumes for both. One of my all time [...]


Estate Sale Find: Intrducing Sam the Ram

Meet Sam.  After a string of apartments that didn’t allow pets, I became restless and sought the best next thing: taxidermy.  I was lucky enough to find Sam at an AMAZING estate sale in Park Slope, Brooklyn.  ($6 for the Ram, $50 for the necklace, a steal!) Adorned in his tribal necklace, I just didn’t [...]


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