Monday, December 20, 2010

I Have One Very Exquisite Bracelet!

Hi again!

Yesterday was a very, very rainy, but exciting!

I met up with my friend Danica at Ladies First Gym and traded her my tall red, candle in glass for this very gorgeous bracelet that she had made! ...I've known her for a little bit now. She's constantly doing something awesome, whether it's writing, sewing, making crafts, or her specialty: making jewelry! :)

All of Danica's jewelry looks very professional and wonderful, as though you could buy it from either Rodeo Drive, or find it as a unique treasure at a thrift store (my
favorite thing to do, thrift store shopping!), or somewhere in between! :)

I've scanned Danica's business card here for you (please go see some of her fabulous creations at snowgirlsungirl.etsy.com):


In case you can't read it too well (I know, my scanning abilities leave much room for improvement, lol), it says (from top left to right, going down):
"818-469-0511
SnowGirlSunGirl creations
One of a kind handmade jewelry and gifts
Danica Duensing
27864 Camp Plenty Road
Canyon Country, California 91351
Snowgirlsungirl@gmail.com
snowgirlsungirl.etsy.com."

PS - I think if you friend her on Facebook, you can see even more of her jewelry designs as well. :)


...Danica was so nice, she let me choose which piece of jewelry I should use for the next trade. It was a very hard thing to do, because all of the pieces were absolutely lovely! However, I finally decided that perhaps this bracelet would be the best piece, as it seems both young and old could appreciate its beauty...




The flowers have genuine Swarovski crystal, and the white stone beads are moonstone (notice the little flecks of iridescence in them). The clasp is a silver-plated, magnetic clasp (which is pretty darn cool, if you ask me!).

I have a neat little New-Age book that says the properties of Moonstone calms and balances emotional situations. They also give second sight, psychometry, aura reading, are good for use in regressions, and they open up psychic potential. Some of the health aid qualities are that they relieve discomfort of cramps, and assist in physical, emotional, and hormonal balance.

Unfortunately my book doesn't say anything about crystals, but I've learned that crystals can be good for absorbing any kind of energies you'd like to preserve in them, and they're good for projecting energy as well.

...If you believe in that sort of stuff! If not, it just looks absolutely stunning! :)

So! I have one very exquisite Swarovski crystal and moonstone bracelet up for trade! Who wants it? :)


...I felt very honored for such a neat and generous trade to have occurred! I'm sure a tall, red candle in glass would go very nicely with Danica's home decor and crafty practices. :) ...I wonder what trade could possibly happen next with such an exquisite bracelet (hopefully on my way up to 1/2 a cello)? I'm sure any special gal would be thrilled to have one of these! Especially during the Holiday Season! :)

Now the ongoing disclaimer is that if I don't know you, I would prefer to trade in a public spot. I work in Palmdale, that would probably be the best place, but I don't mind coming to your area. I'd say the limit for travel distance should be about 200 miles, otherwise it'd be fair to consider investing in some postage. :)

Thanks in advance, and Happy Holidays!!! :D


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-12DEC10: One blue paperclip, sitting on my computer...

-19DEC10: One tall, red candle in glass, in a Bellagio bag, anxiously awaiting its next owner, taking a brief rest on my couch...

-21DEC10: One very exquisite crystal and moonstone beaded bracelet, in a dainty gift box, in a small paper bag, on my desk, ready to please its new owner...

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Sunday, December 19, 2010

I Have One Tall, Red Candle in Glass!

Hello!

Today was a good day!

I had posted to Facebook that I was trying to trade my blue paperclip for something bigger and better (to eventually lead me to a cello, maybe), and my friend Steve responded! It was neat! He came to my store and dropped off this tall, red candle in a glass while I was on the register (this holiday season is crazy-busy)!

Steve owns his own web designing business locally, www.avwebmaker.com, he does a lot of websites and fliers for Realtors (you should check it out, he's really the cheapest priced and highest quality guy I know), and he also delivers flowers on the side! Such a busy and important guy. ...So I guess a blue paperclip is a pretty handy thing to have! :)


Now I have one beautiful, tall, red candle in glass up for trade.





I have lots of Pagan and New-Age friends who may like this... after all, 'tis the season for Yuletide gifts... And red stands for a lot of things: passion, power, love... Light it up and feel the energy from it (or just light it up and feel slightly warmer and enjoy the ambiance, lol). Christmas is coming up, would look lovely on your table or alter, or will work nicely as a thoughtful gift (I'll even throw in some pretty ribbon I've acquired from leftover food, from trips to the lovely Belladonna's, if you'd like to give it as a gift). :)

One thing's for sure, though... Whoever gets it would surely like it, it lasts SEVERAL days!!! ;)

SO! ...Who would like to trade for something slightly better? I'll take anything: a CD? a book? a painting? maybe a plant?

If I don't know you, I would prefer to trade in a public place. I work in Palmdale, that would probably be the best place, but I don't mind coming to your area. Limit is 200 miles, otherwise we should consider investing in some postage. :)

Thanks in advance, and Happy Holidays!!! :D

Who wants it? :)



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-12DEC10: One blue paperclip, sitting on my computer...

-19DEC10: One tall, red candle in glass, in a Bellagio bag, anxiously awaiting its next owner, taking a brief rest on my couch...

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Friday, December 17, 2010

I Have One Blue Paperclip

I LOVE Rasputina. I would really love to own a cello and play all their neat songs, and develop some songs of my own. I have been wanting one for an extremely long time now. In analyzation, it has occurred to me that I might be too responsible with $ to completely afford a cello anytime soon, however, maybe just 1/2. Based on that info., I'm inspired to try the "One Red Paperclip" game (Originally done by: http://oneredpaperclip.blogspot.com/)...

Here goes nothing, then:



I have a BLUE paperclip that I'd like to trade for something better. Anything. A pen, a spoon, a boot? :)


I have high hopes that this becomes something feasible and big. But for now, though, I am unsure if I'd be able to travel more then 200 miles to come and get something, but I would surely pay postage. :) If I don't know you, I would prefer to trade in a public place. I work in Palmdale, that would probably be the best place, but I don't mind coming to your area. :)


...This site is where I will be keeping track of the journey and experience. :)

Please feel free to share widely with family and friends. My e-mail is "Majik_Vixen@yahoo.com"


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-12DEC10: One blue paperclip, sitting on my computer...

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