Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts

Friday, September 5, 2014

Deal of the Day!

It's our first ever Deal of the Day! And I'm really so so excited about it!  It's FUN to share great jewelry with everyone.  AND, with this deal you can get one for yourself and one for a friend, sister, mom, mother in law...you get the idea! 
Drum roll...our newest 'Flower Power' necklace is only

offer ends at 11:59 pm mst or while quantities last

Handcrafted with stabilized turquoise, brown freshwater pearl  & chocolate leather.  Finished with a silver plated, magnetic push pin closure.  17" long. 

Cheers, 
              Lynette


Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Seattle in the Sun!

 I was able to spend a few days in the pacific northwest in August and
I am totally convinced I could retire there!  
My husband likes to point out that both visits I've been very fortunate with 
1: blue skies, warm temperatures and 2: zero rain, drizzle or even mist. 
So okay, I probably need to revisit the whole retire there scenario.   
My friend Julie showed me around and we had a great time catching up.  
Twenty years of friendship and most of it lived apart.  
Our combined years of living abroad probably also equal 20 years!  
Ours is a friendship that started long before cell phones, email or Facebook. 
And, all while rarely living in the same city or even country. 
I still get real cards from this girlfriend too and it's so nice to be remembered! 
Julie is an inspiring small business owner and marketing distributor 
with SendOut Cards.  Please enjoy the link provided- 
she'd love to help you get organized and remember those that you love too.

Julie with me on the right.

I loved these handcrafted, petite vases and a lucky someone will receive one as a gift.
Strolling...beautiful bright colors everywhere.

If I were to retire near Pike's Market Seattle, I would always have fresh flowers in my home!
Yum...white salmon, asparagus & cherries for dinner!

Do you think it really rains in Seattle, or that's just what the locals want us to believe?! 

What do you think of Seattle? Retirement spot or just a great place to visit?
  I'd love to hear from you.