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New Year of Gifts: Doggie Driver
If getting fit is a petsolution in your family, and someone else has already clamored for doggie walk duties, let another family member get doggie driver responsibilities. Brookstone's new Doggie Driver ($29.95) works like a golf club, while also throwing a tennis ball up to 300 feet. Have pooch sit and wait at a safe distance while you work on your follow through, his doggie instincts take over as he fetches it back, and then the modified golf club even snaps up the ball for you, saving your swing hand from slobber.
New Year of Gifts: Wild Calendars
Ever since I could tell May from June, my mom would let me choose a new calendar for Christmas each year. Not surprisingly, almost every time they featured some sort of animal. To kick off the month of January, here are some super-cute calendar ideas to add to your home or office.
New Year of Gifts: Treat of the Month Club
There are bunches of pet barkeries, bakeries, and bake shops that will ship treats straight to your lucky pooches . . .
New Year of Gifts: Instinctive Cats
The holiday gift giving season may be near over, but your favorite feline still deserves some treats! If you happen to have a frisky, instinctive cat — or know someone that does — you can never go wrong with toys that spark playful fun and a little exercise.
I love the Fling-ama-String, a $25 battery-operated cat toy that aims to improve "paw eye coordination" and keep your cat on the move.
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BellaSugar's Gift Guide: Your Party Pal
I think girlfriends are the most fun to shop for because you can push it to the limit or just indulge her in some of the things that you'd love to borrow. That does sound selfish, but hey, that's what friends are for!
Take these Glitz, Glam & Glosses for example (£19.50).
Did You Place an Order For the Nook?
Well that was fast! According to the Barnes and Noble website, the Nook has sold out for 2009.
The message on the site reads, "The hottest holiday gift is out of stock.
Is It Rude to Regift?
Have you stashed away disappointing holiday gifts from last year only to disguise them as new presents for others this year? If so, you're not alone. According to Time, a recent Consumer Report survey suggests that 36 percent of holiday gifters will be regifters this season, passing along unwanted or unneeded items from season's past.
Sugar Shout Out: First Look at Rob & Emilie in Remember Me
- Rob Pattinson cuddles up to Emilie de Ravin in Remember Me
- Wines under $20 perfect for hostess gifts
- Go to bed and wake up with gorgeous curls
- The ladies of The View have a case of inappropriate giggles
- Six smart spots to scout a baby sitter
- Zac Posen's lower-priced line is back in action!
- Prep for the holidays with DIY Advent calendars
- Would you trust $3 appliances from Target?
- Seven steps to a healthier sandwich
- Keep holiday baking ingredients away from pets
- Unfriend: The New American Dictionary's word of the year
FlashForward Breakdown, "Playing Cards With Coyote"
After Al's tragic suicide on last week's episode of FlashForward, this week shows how the idea of "changing the game" has affected all the characters. Mark and Olivia start to find new hope for their relationship, Lloyd teaches Simon a lesson, and Aaron learns more about where his daughter has been for the past two years.
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Cool Idea: New Orleans Water Meter Doormat
Anyone who's ever lived in New Orleans recognizes the starry, art-deco design of the city's water meter lids. Designed by Edwin Ford in the early 1920s, the crescent moon and stars became so sought after that people actually used to pilfer them, so much so that for a time the city tried to replace them with plain ones to try to stop the theft. Nevertheless, the 85-year-old design has become an iconic symbol of the city — along with the fleur-de-lys, of course.
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