Showing posts with label birdcage bohemia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birdcage bohemia. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Win a Necklace Made by Beatrice!

Hello guys and girls!

There is this blog that I’ve been following called (never home)maker. The name attracted me, of course, because look at how ironic and cute it is! Who could resist that? I originally came across it when I clicked on a Chocolate Avocado Pudding recipe from Foodgawker. Once I explored the blog and fell in love with the vegetarian 20-something couple from upstate New York, I was hooked.


They’re all about a healthy and good lifestyle. Exercising, healthy cooking, fun sense of style, eco-friendly living, and opportunities to host a giveaway. When I saw that last part, I jumped at it. The next thing I know, I had made a romantic Victorian inspired necklace just for them to give away to a lucky winner!

It’s really exciting, the necklace is absolutely gorgeous, and it’s free to that lucky girl (or guy if you’re smart, hehe!) Here’s your chance to snap this up for yourself. Just head on over to (never home)maker and submit an entry. The rules are simple and they’re listed in the blog. Hurry, the giveaway ends Tuesday, April 27th!

You know, it couldn’t hurt to go to the blog and (accidentally on purpose) leave the page open if you need to hint for a little surprise from your boyfriend/husband/loved one... (I’m so bad, haha.)

Happy vintaging!
Beatrice

This blog post came from Beatrice's jewelry website. To learn more, just go to www.BirdcageBohemia.com. Fly Free!

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Dreams Are Made of You and Me

Every single one of us has a dream inside that we wish to follow. Some of us have attempted to start, others are already on the path, and those lucky few have managed to accomplish it. However, what binds us all together is that we've all been at square one, whether we're still standing there or at square number 749,673. 

The thing is, sometimes there are real, concrete reasons why we can't get past square one, or two, or seven, or 234. Money is a popular one, and an extremely valid one. Family, school, or your day job are among the others that make it tough for us to reach our dreams.

With La Caravane Bohème for us and Birdcage Bohemia for Beatrice, we were able to make it past square one. We're at, probably, just the second square, but working hard to get to the third. We have the wonderful vintage items. We have a portal through which to bring our vintage finds to you. We just need you. The most obvious way you, a family member or friend or loved one or even just a stranger, can support us is through purchasing from us and spreading the word to other people who might like us.

Foolproof, right? You all know about us or else you wouldn't be here reading what we write so we've accomplished that. We just need to get the word out. Get more people to know about us, hear about us, and visit our shop, then spread the word. That's why network websites like Facebook and Twitter is so valuable. We can offer tidbits and information in real time. New listing? Our fans on Facebook knows. Blog update? Twitter world hears. 

You can definitely help "pass the buck" by passing us along. Tell a friend about the cool things we have. Mention to your mom we have a coat practically the copy of the one she's had in her closet for ages. It sounds so simple, that it must not be worth the effort. If only everyone realized, simple, tiny things like that can do so much to help people succeed.

We're firm believers in helping others succeed. Goodwill is precious and it comes in circles. 

In Cleveland, Ohio, a woman named Laura Williams opened up an online bakery named La Bella Cupcakes full of luscious yummy cupcakes. To her amazement, business soared. However, her customers kept asking, "Where's your location? Where can we stop in and get a cupcake?" She didn't have a storefront but is working for one. Bring in that one obstacle that's preventing her from reaching her dream: money. So she came up with a novel and extremely creative idea: Ask for sponsors. She told everyone that if someone donates money and becomes a sponsor, she will give them a free cupcake among other awards of recognition once she finally opens up her shop.

Goodwill and delicious cupcakes. Really? Karma could never taste so good. To learn more about Laura's endeavor, go to her Sponsor page on her website. Please, send the link to everyone who can help. Let's make a person's dream come true. I promise you. It'll come back to you tenfold.

Then, we'll all come back and help you get to square whatever-number-you-need in your own journey to your dreams.