Natalie Tischler, of Ornamental Things, understands the value of vintage objects, and it’s to our benefit that her craftsmanship is as great as her understanding. Her website describes her thus:
Natalie Tischler designs jewelry for bold and free spirited women. She grew up in a small Texas town sewing her [...]
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My friend Alan Mawyer sent me the link for a click-and-point game called Samorost, and in the few days that followed, I became a devoted fan. I completed version 1, but v. 2 has me stymied, I’m afraid. Earlier this year, v. 2 won a Webby award in the games category and an IGF award [...]
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A site selling all kinds of camping, hiking, and sporting gear, e-omc is having a sale on Sherpani and Timbuk bags. Buyer beware, though: choices are limited.
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The following was written in September for the Home page; I decided to include it as a separate post. Reading it now, I see that mindfulness would have been a great help to me when I visited Noa Noa.
On Sunday, my sister and I went to Ward Center, shopping at My Little Secret, where I [...]
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Over the last two or so months, I’ve gotten to know two couples: Gabe and Stephanie, of Papa Lucks, and Bruno and Kim, of Mix. These husband-wife teams are running eateries, the former on the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa campus and the latter in the heart of downtown Honolulu.
I’m pretty sure they would like [...]
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