egg shapers

I love little trinkets that can make something ordinary into something very special.

These egg shapers ($3.20 - 3.50, jbox.com) are not only adorable, but easy to use. You simply hard-boil your egg, peel the egg, place it into the mold, then either put the mold in the fridge or cold water for 10 minutes and poof! a cute little egg.

Of course, some people prefer their eggs sunny-side-up. With this type of egg shaper ($5.95, mcphee.com), you simply crack the egg into the shaper while its on the frying pan. Can't get much easier than that.

for the Geeks

I can't say that I particularly like any of these items or desire to own or ever purchase any of them, but amusing nonetheless (if you happen to own one of these, I mean no offense!).

From left to right:
1. Cal-Q-Tek 2000 Calculator Watch ($14.99, thinkgeek.com)
2. Computer Circuit Board Desk Clock ($29.99, etsy.com)
3. LED Binary Watch (69.99, thinkgeek.com)


And for the Geek lover, a book to guide your way. They ought to sell these at the CMU bookstore ($13.99, thinkgeek.com).

bling on your keys

These ring charms are very trendy and utterly cute! A chic little gift for any girl.

From left to right:

1. Diamond Keyring ($11.09, iwantoneofthose.com) -- ghetto version

2. Juicy Couture Engagement Ring Charm ($52, juicycouture.com)

3. Juicy Couture Ring Key Fob ($49, neimanmarcus.com) -- my fav!