If it has a bar code or is marked 'Made in China' put it back.
Some Pretty Blues to Share
8 years ago
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
- timary
- I live in Austin, Texas, with my teenage son and a neurotic (but sweet) beagle. My son is also sweet, by the way.
Subscribe To My Blog
Posts
Comments
Popular Posts
-
Ever heard of Hyperbolic Geometry? Apparently it is the geometric opposite of the sphere. On a sphere, the surface curves in on itself and i... -
I saw something similar to this somewhere and thought it might be fun to make up a set. The coasters and their case make an easy project for... -
1 stick butter, softened 2/3 c sugar 2 eggs 1 tsp vanilla 1/2 tsp almond extract 1 1/2 c all purpose flour 1/3 c cocoa powder 1/... -
[ chiwaluv's Etsy Shop] I found a crochet pattern for these adorable amigurumi peeps at Chiwaluv Amigurumi Critters - perfect for Easter...
4 comments:
You just wouldn't think you'd have to remind everyone would you!!
Besides the economy, aren't people just plain leary of letting stuff from china touch or enter their bodies~~~they are notorious for putting bad juju in what they make!!
Ain't that the truth! Picking things up and immediately turning them over is my Thrift-OCD.
Meh. If I like it and it's a dollar I will sometimes disregard this rule. Got a cute handpainted mini ginger jar made in Taiwan the other day.
That being said, I am much more excited when I see something like "Oneida" or "reed and Barton" written on the bottom.
Excellent point, Lauren. Maybe the first rule should be 'if it speaks to you and it's cheap, go for it.'
Post a Comment