I visited BMW Welt* recently and I have to say, IMHO, nobody does it better. Look at this: Passion. Outstanding engineering. Sustainability. Mmmmmm. I am in love. ____________________ *Quite possibly one of my favorite places to visit.
Archive for the ‘holidays’ Category
Passion in Engineering
Posted in cars, design, holidays, life, tech, travel, tagged best cars, BMW, BMW Welt, cars of the future, future cars, german engineering, videos about cars on May 22, 2011 |
How to Decorate a Christmas Tree (rerun II)
Posted in design, family, holidays, life, personal, thoughts on December 3, 2010 |
Back by popular demand is my post about how to decorate a Christmas tree (or “A Tribute to Mom”). _____________________________________________________ Originally posted December 6, 2007 (and annually rerun): Yes…the holidays are upon us. Stores blare Christmas music, commuters face nasty holiday traffic, shoppers swagger through crowded shops, busy busier frazzled parents lose patience with tired [...]
Easiest Pumpkin Dessert
Posted in Food and Drink, holidays, tagged easy dessert for Thanksgiving, easy holiday dessert, easy pumpkin mousse on November 16, 2010 |
If you find yourself scrambling with little time to make a dessert for the holidays, you have to see this video. You will make a pumpkin mousse in no time (just allow four hours for the little ramekins to chill). Click to view the video of Alton Brown making pumpkin mousse.
As Thanksgiving approaches, we often think about preparing the big turkey dinner, eating too much food and watching football games. I also like to remember to sincerely “give thanks” and seek out ways that our family can give back. Today, I discovered a charity that provides food for people who might otherwise go hungry. It’s [...]
Our Top 10 Board Games for Preteens
Posted in children, entertainment, family, fun, games, holidays, reviews, tagged best board games of 2009, best games for preteens, games for preteens, games for tweens, our favorite board games on December 13, 2009 |
For those of you asking us for recommendations for board games this year (and even for those who didn’t), here’s a quick list. We’ll fill in more information about each game soon. Quelf Quarto Blokus (and/or Blokus Trigon) Blurt Monopoly Bop It (not a board game, but highly addictive & fun!) Apples to Apples Milles [...]
Holiday Cards
Posted in design, entertainment, family, holidays, personal, reviews, sponsored review, tagged best custom photo cards, best holiday cards, best photo cards, best stationery for holiday cards, custom made holiday cards, holiday card traditions, Holiday cards, online card companies, online greeting cards, photo cards, photo cards for Christmas, stationery, Tiny Prints has the best holiday cards, TinyPrints on November 16, 2009 | 2 Comments »
What do you think of when you hear the word, “stationery”? Do you enjoy spending time in Hallmark stores and boutiques like “The Papery”? Or do you cringe at the thought? I like paper. Not in a Dunder-Mifflin kind of way. No, I like writing papers. When I open my mailbox and see a handwritten [...]
Happy Independence Day!
Posted in culture, holidays, tagged fourth of July, holidays, independence day on July 4, 2009 |
To all my American pals, happy Fourth of July!
Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays!
Posted in culture, holidays, photos, tagged Christmas trees, evergreen with decorations, how to decorate a tree, Merry Christmas, photos of Christmas trees on December 25, 2008 |
Merry Christmas. I hope you and your loved ones have a peaceful and joyous new year.
How to Decorate a Christmas Tree (rerun)
Posted in holidays, personal, tagged Christmas, Christmas trees, how to decorate a Christmas tree, ornaments and lights at Christmas, posts about Christmas on December 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Back by popular demand is my post about how to decorate a Christmas tree (or “A Tribute to Mom”). _____________________________________________________ Originally posted December 6, 2007: Yes…the holidays are upon us. Stores blare Christmas music, commuters face nasty holiday traffic, shoppers swagger through crowded shops, busy busier frazzled parents lose patience with tired kids, and families [...]








