Nice Matters

I’m so excited…I got nominated for a Nice Matters Blog Award from Obi’s Sister! This award is for ladies who…

are nice people; good blog friends and those who inspire good feelings and inspiration. Also, for those who are a positive influence on our blogging world. Once you’ve been awarded please pass it on to 7 others who you feel are deserving of this award. have not only great blogs, but also who have more to them, there is caring, friendship and inspiration too.

Wow…I didn’t even know that such an award existed! Thank you Obi’s Sister!

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Now comes the fun part..nominating 7 other nice blogs

Maddies Blog Trendy Teen

Jenny’s motivating Running Blog

Bell-Ah at Southern Somedays

The Beaufort Lookout for inspiration

Faye Food for providing food & stories

Weenie Chic...is there anything nicer than a Dachshund?

My nephew’s Pokemon blog..it is very nice. Sorry I can’t give you guys a link (he’s only 8 years old)

Remember…Nice Matters!

 

 

 

September 4, 2007. Uncategorized. 1 comment.

Muji

Have you ever heard of the Japanese chain Muji? It is kinda like the Japanese version of Ikea. Their concept consists of four criteria…reasonable price, simple moderate and functional design, basic understated color, and essential parts for people to design their lifestyles at their discretion. They are getting ready to open a 3,000 square foot SOHO store this November. If you have ever shopped MOMA, you have seen some of Muji’s offerings. The only thing that the store will be missing is the Japanese cafe that exists in their other stores. They have plans to open a Times Square store soon…how long until they reach Atlanta?

Here are some things from Muji

A $10 stainless steel potato masher

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Cotton Swabs…around $5

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Giant Ice Ball Maker…

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Double walled glass

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Put this store on your list of places to go when you visit NYC!

September 4, 2007. shopping. Leave a comment.

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