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Small Bluetooth Speakers
Paleo Retiree writes: Currently living out of suitcases in a small, furnished sublet far away from our usual city, my wife and I recently found ourselves craving a speaker. Earphone-listening is great but sometimes it’s fun to share music, and … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Shopping, Uncategorized
Tagged Bluetooth, Music, shopping, speakers, technology
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A Good Nonstick Pan
Paleo Retiree writes: Over the years, my wife, an excellent home cook, has been unhappy with the nonstick pans she’s tried. They don’t distribute the heat effectively; they don’t impart any flavor; the surface loses its effectiveness in just a few … Continue reading
Summer Drinks 1: Cold-brewed Coffee
Paleo Retiree writes: Cold-brewed coffee — often referred to by fans, stores and baristas simply as “cold brew” — seems to be everywhere these days. It’s certainly gaining rapidly in popularity. It’s featured at most upscale coffee bars and cafes, at least … Continue reading
Where’s the Tape?
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Is it just me, or do rolls of Scotch tape come with less product these days?
The Culture That Is Japan
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Daiso Japan is a Japanese-based retailer that specializes in cutesy cheap crap — curios, stationary, toys, kitchen supplies, cosmetics, toiletries, seasonal goods, etc. It’s an Asian Dollar Tree, with few exceptions, everything in the store is $1.50. The company … Continue reading
Unexpected Celebrity Perfumes, Five Ways
Eddie Pensier writes: Every celebrity has their own fragrance nowadays. And frankly, those of us who appreciate the art of perfumery generally don’t think much of star-hyped scents: the lion’s share of their budget tends to go toward packaging and … Continue reading
Sign of the Times
Paleo Retiree writes: “Daddy, what’s a film camera? And why are they so cheap?”
Ads Everywhere 6
Paleo Retiree writes: That’s an ad on the plastic credit-card style room key we’re using at a Tucson hotel. In addition to being a little insulting, the visuals make the key hard to read where its main function goes: I … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial art, Media, Shopping, The Good Life, Travel
Tagged ads, Advertising, travel
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Farmers Market Find Du Jour
Paleo Retiree writes: One of the big pleasures for me of spending a lot of time in SoCal is the availability of cherimoyas, a fruit that looks like a hand grenade, whose flesh tastes like mango-pineapple-vanilla custard, and that was … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, Shopping, The Good Life
Tagged cherimoya, food, fruit, local, shopping
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