{"id":657,"date":"2004-12-06T16:14:03","date_gmt":"2004-12-07T00:14:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/maganda.org\/wordpress\/?p=657"},"modified":"2004-12-06T16:14:03","modified_gmt":"2004-12-07T00:14:03","slug":"holiday-gift-guide-2004-good-things-for-good-people","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/maganda.org\/wordpress\/2004\/12\/06\/holiday-gift-guide-2004-good-things-for-good-people\/","title":{"rendered":"Holiday Gift Guide 2004: Good things for good people"},"content":{"rendered":"

Inspiration<\/b>
\nAmelie<\/a>
\nTouted the “Christine Movie of the Year” in 2001, this film is still guaranteed to please.<\/p>\n

I Like You<\/a> by Sandol Stoddard
\nThis sweet little book is perfect for your pals, crushes or partners in crime.<\/p>\n

Living Out Loud<\/a> by Keri Smith
\nWe can all take a few cues from this artist extraordinaire.<\/p>\n

Messy Thrilling Life<\/a> by Sabrina Ward Harrison
\nSabrina’s third book explores her time spent living in New York, falling in love and making a big colorful mess.<\/p>\n

The Shawshank Redemption<\/a>
\nIf you haven’t yet seen this movie, please do so. Now. Then, once you realize how good it is, buy it for everyone you know.<\/p>\n

Traveling Light<\/a> by Brian Andreas
\nBrian Andreas’s magical art and writing is showcased wonderfully in this book.<\/p>\n

Decoration<\/b>
\nFancy Jewels<\/a>
\nI got the swiss ring for my birthday, and I love it. I wear it every day.<\/p>\n

Rena Tom Jewelry<\/a>
\nThe first word that comes to mind when describing Rena’s work is “gorgeous.” Also: lush, chunky, tactile.<\/p>\n

Superhero Designs<\/a>
\nAndrea’s necklaces, bracelets, photography and t-shirts come in a rainbow of colors and yield highly effective superpowers.<\/p>\n

Queen Bee Bags<\/a>
\nQueen Bee remains one of my favorite handbag makers. My Wonder Woman Truckette bag (sadly no longer in production) continues to get compliments.<\/p>\n

Ingenuity<\/b>
\nBlissen<\/a>
\nThe girls at Blissen craft gorgeous handmade goods made with found and recycled materials.<\/p>\n

Good Together<\/a>
\nGood Together is craftiness taken to a whole new level. Buttons and zippers never looked so good.<\/p>\n

Pamela Barsky<\/a>
\nVintage scarves made into buttons, journals, barrettes, belts — you name it, she has it.<\/p>\n

Practicality<\/b>
\nAdagio Tea<\/a>
\nThis tea pot, complete with built-in diffuser, is a dream come true for serious tea drinkers.<\/p>\n

The Green Apple<\/a>
\nA gift that keeps on giving, The Green Apple<\/i> is a resource guide and coupon book for organic living, made by a girl friend of mine and her sister<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Sugar Paper<\/a>
\nThe art of letter writing is not dead! Practice good etiquette in style with Sugar Paper’s custom stationery and paper goods.<\/p>\n

Sukie Notebooks<\/a>
\nTake notes and get organized in style with these beautifully designed books by Sukie.<\/p>\n

Just Plain Fun<\/b>
\nBoy Girl Party<\/a>
\nHow can you resist Susie’s handsewn felt pouches and handpainted buttons? They make good gifts and stocking stuffers, but act fast. She’s closing the shop on Dec. 10 indefinitely.<\/p>\n

One Hundred Demons<\/a> by Lynda Barry
\nThis is one of my favorite books, ever. Yes, it’s a comic book. Yes, it’s funny. Yes, it’s smart, too. If you are even a fraction Filipino, you’ll especially appreciate the cameos made by Lynda’s grandma.<\/p>\n

Pass the Pigs<\/a>
\nYou’d be surprised how much fun you can have with two dice shaped as pigs. I’m not even kidding.<\/p>\n

Other Shopping Guides<\/b>
\nAlex the Girl’s Holiday Ideas<\/a><\/p>\n

2nd Annual Superhero Gift Guide<\/a><\/p>\n

Mighty Goods<\/a><\/p>\n

Jeff Gates<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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