Papaya Art Stationary & Card Stock
Papaya started in 2003 as a mother and daughter team with only 20 blank greeting cards on a dining room table. Fueled by the need to create beautiful artwork on anything they could think of, they were off and running and never looked back. Today their team has grown and their product list has grown, but everyone is still family. Water bottles, calendars, journals – maybe even a shower curtain – everything is branded with the creativity and thoughtfulness that is uniquely Papaya. We definitely know where our cards will be from this season.
To all the late-night bartenders, cubicle warriors, partiers, and new mommies out there: let me just start by saying you’re welcome. This 
This seriously hot lace slip is just stunning. With sheer metallic stretch lace, a super sexy cut-out on the back, and a deep-V neckline – we can’t wait to wear it out. We just love the black lace trim accents. Rawr.
Killer jeans rank super high on our ever expanding list of 
We switched to a Mac less than six months ago, and couldn’t be happier. It took about two days to figure everything out, but we honestly can’t imagine having to switch back. From burning DVD’s to editing this article, everything is just… easier. No, seriously. We decided to take the leap in a smaller way, by picking up a 
Some things were meant to be tried at home. Here’s a position per day for the whole calendar year – complete with details; and no room (or furniture) has been spared when compiling this playbook. Rocking chairs & pull-up bars make the list, as well as the good ol’ fashioned bed. Did we mention the detailed illustrations?
The classic (1963) book from just about everyone’s childhood has finally come to the big screen. We’re excited to see if Spike Jonez can come through and deliver the film that 
We’ve never been able to get in to the whole John-Mayer-is-a-walking-god thing. Maybe it’s the weird faces he make when he plays. I don’t know. At any rate, his stock just went up in our book and we’re pondering changing our opinion. This 
Tan Ren is designed to set the home chef on the path to perfect knife skills – in fact, the name means the practice and experience required to advance toward mastery of any art form. To get you on your way, utility and paring knives join shears and a sharpening steel in a solid bamboo knife block, with extra slots for adding to your collection.
Shoes! We just can’t have enough. This is a pretty brilliant idea by the marketing maven,