Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Seashell Guest Book

Greet your guests with our Seashell guest book--it even says "Welcome" on the cover. The fully debossed and spot laminated scallop shell image and gold foil stamping really stand out against the seagreen cloth cover, and you can practically smell the sea air.

Scallop shells were the symbol of St. James and medieval pilgrims who made the trek to his shrine at Santiago de Compostela were awarded a scallop as a souvenir or their journey. Did they register at in guest books as they made their way along the Camino?

10-1/4 x 7-3/4"

64 lined pages without prompts

Bound with Japanese linen

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Imponderable


Have You Ever Wondered
What They Call Pound Cake
In Countries That Use
The Metric System ?

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Monday, April 7, 2008

Growing Up Like A Wild One !


Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak is a children's picture book originally published by Harper & Row which describes the imaginary adventures of a young boy named Max, who is angry after being sent to his room without supper. Max wears a distinctive wolf suit during his adventures and encounters various mythical creatures. The book is generally regarded as a classic of American illustrated children's literature.

Written in 1963, it was awarded the Caldecott Medal in 1964. It also won the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award and was an ALA Notable Book.

Needless to say, we are tickled pink to be able to offer a large selection of gifts and stationery items featuring the characters and artwork of Maurice Sendak. Among them are the Where The Wild Things Are Photo Growth Chart.

Children will love tracking their growth with this wild wall chart. It features the classic artwork of Maurice Sendak, plus 4 built in picture frames and stickers to mark heights and dates! Chart height to 4 feet six inches. Made of durable materials and includes hanging hardware.

Of course you may just want to include a mark on the chart to show where you child first read "Where The Wild Things Are" on their own as well!

Independence Day ?

Leaving Manhattan after the Stationery Show on Monday May 21 of last year - I could not help but notice how much this cloud reminded me of the ones that appeared in the movie Independence Day. The ferry rocked as I snapped, so tilt your head for the full affect.

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Sunday, April 6, 2008

Wedgehead


Wedgehead has his eye on you. And he likes what he sees!
He knows exactly what you mean.
Of course he has to stand on his head to do so...but he totally gets it.
See...you are his proof!
Evidence that humans really do exist!
But to prove this to his best buddy Ox...Wedghead needs something. You know that pocket change you've been saving?
Yeah, Wedgehead kinda needs all of it.
No? OK. Hug?
LITTLE UGLYS ARE 7" TALL
* Winner 2006 Toy Of The Year Award by Toy Industry Association
* Oppenheim Best Toy Award
* 2006 Parent's Choice Approved Award

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Italiano !


Magnetic Poetry World Series Kits are the international versions of the popular American phenomonen. Each was created by native speakers of the respective language, and care was taken to bring out the poetic delights of their mother tongue for natives and learners alike.

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Saturday, April 5, 2008

The Secret Isn't That Much Of A Secret After All

“The size of your success is determined by the size of your belief.”
- Lucius Annaeus Seneca

And while millions look to The Secret as something new, and others counter that Norman Vincent Peale knew about the Power of Positive Thinking in the 1950's, students of classical Rome know that the idea of believing in accomplishment plays a much greater role in achievement than anything else has been around for millenia.

Lucius Annaeus Seneca, more commonly known as Seneca, was a Roman philopsher and dramatist from the first century. “The size of your success is determined by the size of your belief” is his version of the secret.

Dare to dream, dream big, but along with dreaming comes the belief that those big dreams can come true. Without a huge sense of belief would
Wilbur and Orville ever have flown? Would Martha Stewart have become a billionaire by being essentially an uber-1950's homemaker? Without belief would Richard Branson have ever decided to compete against the world's favourite airline and launch Virgin Atlantic? Never.

It was a sense of belief in all they could do that propelled them to achieve, to seek new opportunities, and face new challenges. It was a bit of what Donny Deutsch calls "Why Not Me?" And why not? Save for a few people who blew through trust funds to achieve success, most of the great names in business were started by people who had huge dreams and a huge sense of belief. Belief in their ideas and dreams, and belief in their ability to achieve everything that was held in those dreams.

Dream big, dream bold. And believe in those dreams.

I believe amazing things are going to happen.

Friday, April 4, 2008

What Is A Tussy Mussie ?


A tussie-mussie is a small bunch of flowers, typically given as a gift. They have existed in some form since at least medieval times, when they were worn around the head or on the lapel to mask the unpleasant smells of the time - literally, to keep the nose gay (happy). In their current form, they rose to popularity during the reign of Queen Victoria at which time the tussie-mussie became a popular fashion acceesory.

In the late 2oth Century the term tussie mussie came to denote the cone shaped boquet holder rather than the flowers within.

Book Notes Cloth Journal

Use our lovely slate-blue Japanese linien-bound Book Notes journal to make notes on books read, recommended, and loaned. There's additional information on starting a book group, book trivia, a list of classic novels, plus sections on literary landmarks, book addresses, libraries, and notable last lines.


All you need is a collection of good books, Galison's reader's journal, a comfortable chair, good light, and a cat (or one of our UglyDolls).

5-7/8 x 6-7/8"

Fully bound with Japanese linen with full-color tip on

128 lined pages

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Thursday, April 3, 2008

C O O O O O K I E !


What better place to keep all your favourite cookie recipes than in a Cookie Monster mini-journal ? It's small size is perfect for small hands to treasure, and when the kids are all grown up - you can pass their cookie journal from their childhood on to them.

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Chill Out With Our Friend Icebat

Ice Bat, comes from an Ice Cave and loves hiding inside Ice Chests.
Everything he touches turns to Iceyet profoundly he warms your heart.

Ice Bat thinks you are cool and he wants to chill with you. .

He wants to hang out with you...or just hang upside-down, if that's OK with you!

Ice Bat is there for you when you feel like you may be loosing your cool, or feeling like a fool.

Don't panic! Don't stress! Grab Ice Bat and put him to the test

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Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Now Playing On The Tuesdays And Thursdays iPod

Corinne Bailey Rae. We fell in love with Corinne Bailey Rae in 2006 when we first heard "Put You Records On" in Los Angeles. The title track of CBR's American debut recording was nominated Grammys in the Song of the Year and Record of the Year categories, and earned Corinne a Best New Artist Nomination. With an ability to awaken lyrics with a clarity that hasn't been heard since Ella Fitzgerald this beauty from York is sure to be around for a long time. We don't sell music but since Corinne Bailey Rae has made some of our ordinary days extraordinary we just had to share!

Ay Matey ! Pirate Colorforms !





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Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Bananagrams - the Award Winning Anagram Game!

Bananagrams is a FAST and FUN word game that requires NO pencil, paper or board. All you need is a table. One hand can be played in as little as 5 minutes. Great family fun as well as being educational! Bananagrams portability makes it perfect for travel. Just grab the pouch and go!


Place all 144 tiles face down on center of table. These tiles are referred to as the "BUNCH". For games of 2-4 people, each player takes 21 letters from the bunch, keeping them face down. For 5-6 players, 15 letters are taken. For 7-8 (or more) players, 11 letters are taken.

Any one player says "SPLIT" whereupon all players turn their own tiles face up and proceed to form their OWN collection of connecting and intersecting words. The words may be horizontal or vertical, reading left to right or top to bottom. Each player may rearrange his/her own words as often as desired. Players DO NOT take turns, but play independently of each other and at the same time.


After playing at the New York Toy Fair (and missing an appointment with another supplier because we were having so much fun) we just knew that we had to offer Bananagrams for our customers! You'll go bananas for Bananagrams !


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Monday, March 31, 2008


After years of playing with everyone else's Magnetic Poetry we decided it would be a great thing to carry at Tuesdays And Thursdays. There are some new products that will be released in a few weeks and our initial order will ship at that time.

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God Put A Smile On Your Face Mark Ronson takes the Coldplay classic, invited the Daptone Horns to have some fun, and created a work of brilliance. We don't sell music but since Mark Ronson has made our ordinary days extraordinary we just had to share!

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Sunday, March 30, 2008

Jeero Made It To Toy Fair !

Jeero had a blast at Toy Fair 2008 at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City. This year Jeero broke out the company credit card and ordered all sorts of fun things - including Magnetic Poetry, Walter The Farting Dog (that's so typically Jeero!), and Folkmanis Hand Puppets.

Watch for all the new items coming to Tuesdays And Thursdays - they'll be here soon!

Our First Ugly Dragon - Poe !

Poe Uglydoll

New for 2008

Poe is an Ugly Dragon. Ugly Dragons come from the Ugly Dragon Mountain. But Poe has left the safety of his caverns is search of his big dreams.The other day he had a big dream about a big scoop of Ice Cream. Chocolate.


While most Ugly Dragons sleep all day and fly all night, Poe is more into cars, trucks, bikes, and anything that lets him sit down while moving. Flying is hard. You have to flap your wings around all the time! Can Poe roll with you?

UGLYDOLL POE IS 14" TALL Like all of our Uglydolls, Poe is brand new and ships via Priority Mail to US Addresses. We can ship Poe internationally as well - drop us a line so we can determine the shipping charges to you.



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Saturday, March 29, 2008

The Hour Is Near

At 8 pm Local Time people around the world will be turning off their lights to help raise awareness about Global Warming.


The hour has passed in much of the world as seen here in Sydney where the usually illuminated shells of the Sydney Opera House have gone dark.

Earth Hour was created by the World Wildlife Fund in Sydney, Australia in 2007, and in one year has grown from an event in one city to a global movement. Find out more about earth hour at http://www2.earthhourus.org/



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Monday, February 11, 2008

Q E I I ??

So what does her Majesty Elizabeth II have in her purse ?

Could it be an iPod ?

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Words We Love : Earmark

Earmark

Originally a cut or mark in the ear of sheep and cattle, serving as a sign of ownership; first recorded 1577 in figurative sense; in modernity, the term earmark has come to mean something set aside for a specific purpose, usually money, but it can be time (I will earmark 15 minutes a day to reflect on my daily gratitudes).

With regard to earmarks and financial issues, the concept is to set aside funds for a special purpose. In an education bill for instance, specific funds may be set aside for the stated goal of replacing the roof of a certain school, or in a transportation bill, specific dollars are included to guarantee that railroad crossings in rural areas are upgraded for safety issues.

Like anything else, earmarks can be exploited and abused, but anyone who has seen a new traffic lights installed, upgrades to their emergency response system (911), or new fire trucks purchased for their community with money from the Federal Government has benefitted from earmarks.