Lucky charms
This is the bracelet commissioned by Di and especially designed just for me by Lisa. I wrote about it earlier this week.
This package from Granola Grrrl arrived in the mail on my birthday. I love the way she decorated the shipping box with stickers and her own message. I had a small collection of stones in a favorite piece of pottery on my dresser. They are now in a shipping crate crossing the Atlantic. No wonder I haven't felt like myself. I'm sure the movers wondered why they had to wrap and box rocks, but Granola Grrrl understands what it takes to be grounded.
This handmade alpaca wool scarf was inside, and warms my heart, not just my neck. It's so soft and so full of goodness that I want to sleep with it. Yeah, I'm a weird grrrl. I'm not blogging drunk, really.
Finally, I recently discovered this chocolate and it is ME in confectionary form. Yes, it has chili peppers and cherries in it. And it's dark. Spicy, sweet, more than a little noir. The mix is unexpected and delicious, just like a certain Grrrl.
Februrary 1, 2008
Reader Comments (17)
The post office clerk was very nice and did his best not to cover up all the decoration on the box with the ENORMOUS customs form. I'm not certain about the guidelines that determine which form to use, because it seems pretty arbitrary to me. Of course, AFTER I filled out the whole form because he said I needed to, he said "It says here you could've just used the little green form. Huh." Yeah. Go figure. It's called Murphy's Law. :)
As for the customs form, yeah, it is arbitrary. When we're here, we do the green ones, when we were in the U.S. shipping things to ourselves, we filled out the green ones and were told no, no, no, we need the big honkin white ones.
Getting that customs form OFF the box so that I could open it (and enjoy your artistic efforts) took forever, but was worth it.
:)
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