I'm Back & In A Geeky Frenzy

A few of you emailed me to ask me if I was okay because I hadn't blogged in a few weeks. Truthfully I forget that at least a few people actually read this blog and it never occurred to me someone would worry. Anyway, sorry I've been absent, but I've recently gotten the opportunity to partner with some people I really respect on a something I wrote with hopes of selling it and that combined with my full time gig has left me no time to blog. I will still be blogging in the coming weeks, but it just might not be super frequently. One reason I decided to blog today is that I COULD NOT BE MORE EXCITED regarding the new iPhone 4 that can be pre-ordered starting next Tuesday. If you don't have an iPhone yet or are toting around an older generation one like me, you should upgrade. I know, I know AT&T kind of sucks, but I swear it's worth it to suck it up for all the cool features of the phone.

Fun With Food

Good Fortunes sells a cute gift item, cookies and an edible pen to decorate/write on them with. This would make a cute gift for a kid or even an adult with an artsy or fun spirit.

Light As A USB

I'm not sure why, but I find these quirky USB flash drives that look like either a comb or a feather from Uncommon Goods entertaining. If you need a funny, but useful gift for your favorite techie, check them out.

A New Site For An Old Favorite

One of my favorite companies, Elizabeth W, recently revamped their website and I love the new look. The company sells amazing lotions, shower gels and other items in great scents (like Sweet Tea, my fav), so check it out if you have a chance.

A Reliable iPad Review

If you want to read an iPad review from someone I really trust and think is a great tech reporter to help decide if you need it, check out Walt Mossberg's review here.

Great Eco-Friendly Gift You Can Customize

If you or your boss want to get a great gift for an eco-friendly friend, try a Sigg aluminum water bottle. They come in a bunch of colors and can also be customized.

Nostalgic Treat

I ran across these yummy looking S'mores on an artisanal food site I like and have mentioned before called Foodzie. They are made by a company called A Little Bit Of Sweet in Portland. I can't vouch for the flavor yet (although I will probably send them to someone soon to test them out), but they look great and any vendor I have ordered from on Foodzie so far has been great.