Stories for Summer: Miriam Grey Steps Away from Her Desk, by Tish Cohen
In the third of a series of stories for the summer, Tish Cohen tells the story of a socially challenged librarian who looks for love in the wrong place
Adidas F50 Adizero – White/Black/Pink Leather and Black/Yellow Synthetic
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Trudeau Board Room Travel Mug
With the Board Room Travel Mug you’ll be able to keep your favorite hot or cold beverage with you and keep it hot or cold. This double wall insulated travel mug will keep your hot drink hot, for up to two hours. It has a convenient (and distinctive) design and it will hold up to 16-ounces of your favorite beverage. Because of the mug’s innovative design and quality build you’ll no longer have to w…
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Maxam 6 Ounce Flask with Pink Wrap
$8.99
Break out the lipstick and stilettos- it’s ladies’ night! This feminine flask celebrates those classic get-togethers for just the girls. Maxam stainless steel flasks provide sleek, sturdy containment and transportation for your spirit of choice. Features pink faux leather wrap; polished finish on top and bottom; and screw-down cap. Measures 2-3/4″ x 5-5/8″….
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United Solutions Plastic Cutlery Tray and Utensil Organizer, White
$2.99
Argyle Skin for iPhone 4 is a semi-hard, semi-soft, cover with a stylish glossy finish. Argyle Skin gives your iPhone the slick look of a hard case while providing shock-absorbing protection. + Includes a ebigvalue (TM) Determination Hand Strap / Key Chain….
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Pink Floyd – Prism Leather Wallet with Chain
$14.94
This black faux-leather wallet features the prism logo from Pink Floyd’s album, Dark Side of the Moon in metal with colored glossy enamel, and a Pink Floyd logo on the back in silver foil print. The quality tri-fold design features dual snap closure, a clear ID window, credit card slots, a large central pouch, and there is a chain for attaching it to a belt or pants. A great accessory for Pink Flo…
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Pink Album
$5.88
Tuscadero’s appealing jumble of junk culture and punk-pop might occasionally come across as a bit too juvenile — it’s rather disarming to hear twenty-somethings so nostalgic for their childhood — but the rush of sweet hooks and fuzzy guitars make The Pink Album a delight. Sure, the band’s rough around the edges, especially since neither Melissa Farris or Margaret McCartney have particularly stro…
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