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mini kick Scooter – BLUE, for kids age 3-5. Winner of the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold and Platinum Award Seals – ALSO available in Green, Yellow, Aqua, Orange and Pink $69.99 Designed for kids ages 3-5, the mini kick is the quality choice in children’s scooters. The mini kick won the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold and the Platinum Award Seals for Best Toy in 2009. The mini also was named ‘Best Pre-School Scooter’ by Toy Report and ‘Best Outdoor Toy’ by Learning Express Stores. What makes the mini unique is its quality construction and its ‘lean-and-steer’ design, which … |
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Spasilk 100% Cotton 4 pack Soft Flannel Receiving Blanket, Blue $9.99 … |
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Contigo 32-Ounce BPA Free Water Bottle with Autoseal Lid and Carabiner Clip Easy to drink, easy to carry. You need your water bottle to look good and go anywhere, while still being easy to drink from. Enter the Autoseal water bottle-a unique combination of style and function. Durable. Colorful. Functional. 100-Percent leak-proof and 100-percent spill-proof so it can go anywhere. The Autoseal water bottle is easy to drink from, and easy to carry. It’s the ultimate in on-th… |
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America’s Sweethearts [VHS] $0.01 America’s Sweethearts is just the kind of romantic froth that makes for pleasant viewing on a lazy, rainy day. While Julia Roberts, John Cusack, and Catherine Zeta-Jones offer high-wattage marquee value, costar and cowriter Billy Crystal reworks Singin’ in the Rain for latter-day Hollywood, where estranged superstars Gwen (Zeta-Jones) and Eddie (Cusack) reluctantly promote their latest movie by … |
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Pink Cadillac [VHS] $5.46 Clint Eastwood plays a bounty hunter who helps out the wife (Bernadette Peters) of a bail-jumper after her child is kidnapped by neo-Nazi types. A long, entirely forgettable comedy with an uneven tone, this is purely for diehard fans of Eastwood’s erratic work before Unforgiven bumped him up to the A list. Better Eastwood choices from around the same time as this film (1989) include Tightrope, The… |
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Pink Jungle [VHS] $14.98 … |
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Master Lock 4684T TSA-Accepted Lock in Neon Green, Orange, Pink, or Purple, 2-Pack $8.99 Allows TSA screeners to inspect and relock baggage without damaging the lock. Bright, neon colors (green, orange, pink, purple) help with luggage identification. 3 dial, set-your-own combination convenience. 1-3/8″ (35mm) wide covered brass lock body. 1/8″ diameter shackle and 17/32″ horizontal shackle clearance…. |
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Streamlight Nano Light Miniature Keychain LED Flashlight … |
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Color Changing Fiber Optic Butterfly Nightlight; Pink Glowing LED Butter Fly Night Light Makes A Great Gift Idea $8.99 Fiber Optic Night Light The Color Changing Fiber Butterfly comes with LED lighting and slow color changing motion which makes it as if the butterfly is slowly flapping its wings in motion. The fiber butterfly will light up the night as soon as it is plugged in…. |
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America’s Sweethearts $14.94 Married film stars are America’s favorite couple on-screen and off-screen, but they are only acting…. |
Pink Green
Color Comfort – Not Just Going Green
In the last several years’ colors have been taking on a different meaning for me. I started out early as an artist; therefore, naturally, color played a key role in my life. I was drawn to tubes of paint like some women are drawn to the shoe department. A little later I was drawn to balls of yarn and the displays of brilliant and subtle hues arranged like an artist’s color wheel. Fiber and color were my calling. In between bouts of dabbling in oils, acrylics and colored pencils I picked up knitting needles and later moved a loom into the living room. Weaving took over.
For the longest time my favorite color was red. My entire closet seemed to consist of reds, naturals, and blacks. I even laid out my closet like a color wheel. I have a habit of organizing by color. Although red was my favorite color I still only used off whites on my walls. Gradually as I went through various life changes, the colors began changing. I found myself single at the beginning of the new millennium. Besides ice cream, one of my comfort zones was color. I boldly repainted every room. I needed warmth and turned to reds, oranges, and yellows.
A new husband came along and green came into the picture. Suddenly I was outside much more. I was learning to develop a green thumb. With enough practice in this life, perhaps I’ll have one of those natural green thumbs in the next life. I began hiking. The greens of summer were my favorite. I have always been drawn to water. Blues were coming into the mix. We were moving the green of nature more on the inside. I was thinking organically. I was thinking green and conservation. We painted a soothing sage over the yellow in the bedroom.
My color palette was expanding in all areas. The reds greatly diminished in my closet. It took on the expanse of colors that I was experiencing in my life. My trips to the grocery and now to the local organic farmer as well as what we were growing in our own garden were adding a variety of pigmentation previously absent in my diet.
I was beginning to practice yoga asanas and meditation. I was seeing beautiful indigos and purples when I closed my eyes and could manage to get rid of the monkey thoughts. Suddenly I found myself drawn to wearing shades of purple. I’ve always heard that purple was a spiritual color.
I now see my life taking on a full palette.
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You might want to take a look at the colors in your life. Here are some meanings given to specific colors:
Purple/Violet – Spirituality or Mysticism
Indigo – Inspiration, Wisdom, Devotion, Sensitivity
Blue – Intellectual, Logical, Intuition
Turquoise – Energetic, Organization, Communication, Influence
Green – Restful, Healing, Balance Peace
Yellow – Fun, Happy, Cheerful, Loving, Vitality, Compassion, Optimism
Orange – Vitality, Warmth, Generosity, Power, Inspiration
Gold – Well-Balanced, Kind, Generous
Red – Physical, Vitality, Ambition, Sexual
Pink – Romance, Modesty, Shyness, Gentleness
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Venetian Snares – Pink + Green
