Wednesday, September 24, 2008

LUCKY FISH!


We just got some really cute Lucky Fish stuff in today and I love it a lot! These amazingly handcrafted, hand silk-screened t-shirts are such a joy to see on kids. Each t-shirt is slightly imperfect, which is what I love about them, but they are surprisingly durable and can be thrown in any wash cycle (I suppose it’s advisable to use cold!).

And we got some OWL PRINTS in!
Owl stuff has been moving like hot cakes around here :)

Summer's Over!

It's really making me sad that summer is over, even though fall rules. I have the worst flu I've ever had and my throat is soooo sore and I just got sent the most ridiculous pictures from warped tour this summer that are making me nostalgic. Oh well, time to buckle down, drink lots of theraflu, price the rest of this Lucky Fish stuff and settle down for a long winter :(


Go Brunettes!

Blond's, as has been proven over and over again, do not have more fun (except for Loretta)!! After a few months as a blond i have opted to return to my natural dark brown color and i am loving it! I was sick of the blond and it really is not a good fall color on me.

Welcome to Our Newest Area Member


You may be hearing a new voice on the phone, or even working with the newest addition to the Area Staff, Tatiana!! She will be working a few days a week here at Area and so far has proved to be a stellar employee, so look forward to working with or the day after she does! Her previous retail experience and knowledge of quick books is making training a breeze!

More book-bag love!!!




I just wanted to post these bags by KidRobot because they are so freakin' cool!

Do you remember childhood?!


Really random question, but do you remember your first book-bag? I ask because Area has a bunch of extremely fun book-bags for this back to school season from Crocodile Creek, Sugar Booger, Fleurville, etc., and it made me start to reminisce about my book-bag from kindergarten.
It was an army green, canvas satchel/messenger bag, with two silver buckles. It used to be my mother's when she attended secondary school and for some reason I persisted that I didn't want any other bag. I have one particular memory of that satchel, that I am quite fond of. I was four years old. I remember the morning my brother first started going to school with me. I was so excited and proud and I wanted to 'show-off' being a big sister and all, so I broke my bear bank and filled my satchel with as many pennies as I could. The bag was so heavy I left all my books at home except for my reading book and my writing copy book - my two favourite subjects.
That day at school, I kept sneaking off to the little shop across the street with him and traded in my millions of pennies for as many sweets and snacks as our hearts desired. Of course I finally got caught when the shop keeper - a fellow church member told on me when my mother came to pick me up. The lucky thing was I never got punished.
I don't know why I still have this memory but I really did love that satchel. Maybe one day the kids that trot into Area and pick out their first book-bag would have great memories of fun times with it like I did.

HAKUNA MATATA.

HAKUNA MATATA is a wonderful thing......
Do you guys know what HAKUNA MATATA means.
According to Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
""Hakuna matata
is a Swahili phrase that is literally translated as "There are no worries". It is sometimes translated as "no worries", although is more commonly used similarly to the English phrase "no problem"."
I love to sing that song. It gives me so much energy and peace.
If you guys are upset or depressed you guys should try this song, it will make you forget about everything.
Life should not be hard or sad. We are here to have fun and enjoy.
HAKUNA MATATA.