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Brands on Pinterest

I admit it. I am addicted to Pinterest. I can get sucked in and find myself hours later wondering what happened to the day. I HAVE happened to make many things I have found there though. If you are asking yourself what the heck is Pinterest…think of it as an online cork board where you can put pin-ups of all the great things you find while browsing the internet. Also known as online hoarding.

I get asked often who I like to follow on Pinterest. Ohhh, that is a hard question to answer. There are many people who have some GREAT Pin Boards that I love to look at and re-pin from them often. And I also love following many Brands that have found their way to Pinterest. Some Brands are doing a great job, some not so great but here is a look at the ones I have found, in alphabetical order. If you know of others, add them to the comments and I will try to get them added to the main list.

8 O’Clock Coffee

AARP

Abe’s Market

Alanis Morissette

Allens Boots 

AMD

American Airlines

American Standards Brands

Anthropologie

Apartment Therapy

Arby’s

Avery

Barbie

Barista Prima Coffeehouse

Barkers Clothing

Barneys New York

Baskin Robbins

BedandBreakfast .com

Ben and Jerry’s

Benjamin Moore Paints

Bergdorf Goodman

Betsy White Stationary

Better Homes and Gardens

Better Oats

Betty Crocker

Big Five Tours and Travel

BirchBox

Bissell

Blendtec

Blinds Chalet

Blockbuster

BlogHer

Blue Bunny Ice Cream

Boticca

Brides Magazine

Busch Gardens

Cabot Cheese

Carhartt

Carrabbas

CBS New York

Cheesecake Factory

Chobani

Chris March

Christy Jordan (SouthernPlate)

Chronicle Books

Cisco Press

Clarisonic

Clean Eating 

Club Monaco

Coburn’s Exclusive

Coleman

Cooking Light

Cool Whip

Crown Publishing

CTV News

Diapers.com

Domestica 

Domino Sugar

Drake University

Dremel

e.l.f. Cosmetics

Eli’s Cheesecake

Emory University

epicurious

Etsy

Family Fun Magazine

Felicia Day

Feterie

Food Network

Food52

Gannett Digital

Gap

Gatorade

General Electric

Gilt Baby and Kids

Gilt Home

Go Red for Women

Graco

Grand Hotel

Ground Floor PR

Guidecraft Toys

Hamilton Beach

Heinemann Publishing

HGTV

High Point Market

Hillshire Farms

HomeAway

Home Depot

Honeycomb Salon

Humane Society of New York

Idaho Potato

ideeli

In Style

iVillage

JoAnn’s Fabrics and Crafts

Kate Spade NY

Keurig

Kiboomu

Klout

Kmart Fashion

Knopf Doubeday

Kodak

Kolcraft

KOMO News 

Kraft Foods

Ladies’ Home Journal

Land’s End

LaylaGrace

Le Creuset

Lily Pulitzer

Lindt Chocolate

Little Debbie

Little Tikes

Lonny Magazine

Lowes 

Lucky Magazine

Lulu’s

LuxeFinds 

Mabels Labels

Major League Baseball

Marcal Brand

Martha Stewart

Mashable

Matchbook Magazine

Melissa and Doug

Memorable Gifts

Miami University

Michael Kors

Michaels

Middle Sister Wines

Modcloth

My Urban Child

National Wildlife Federation

Newsweek

Nieman Marcus

Nina Garcia

Nordstrom

Nourish Water

Oberlin College

Office Depot

Old Navy

Oreck

Organize.com

Parenting Magazine

Paula Deen

PBS NewsHour

Peanut Butter & Co.

People

Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry 

PepsiCo

Philadelphia Cream Cheese

Pier 1 Imports

Pillsbury

Pinterest

Plantronics

Pop Sugar

Pottery Barn Kids

Pretzel Crisps

ProFlowers

Random House Books

Real Simple

Realtor .com

Rent the Runway

Resort at Paws Up

Rhodes Bread

Ritz Carlton

Rocket XL

Roepke PR

Rotary International

Rotel

Rubbermaid

Rue Magazine

Sacramento Public Library

Samsung Mobile

Save A Lot

Saveur

Scholastic Inc.

Seagate

Seattle Seahawks

Sesame Street

Sevenly

Seventh Generation

Shape Magazine

Sharpie

Shop It To Me

Skidmore College

Skimbaco

Smarties

Sonic

Soup Plantation

Southern Living

Southwest Airlines

Staples

Step 2

Stonyfield

Suave Beauty

Sunset Magazine

Tarte Cosmetics

Texas A&M

The Backstreet Boys

The ProBar

The Wall Street Journal

The Weather Channel

Things Remembered

Thoughtful.co

Threadless

Tillamook Cheese

Time

Today Show

Today’s Parent

Tom’s Shoes

Toys R Us

Travel Channel

Tropicana

Under Armor Women

UNICEF

USA Today College

VeggieTales

Verizon Wireless

VistaPrint

Wellness Pet Food

West Elm

Westinghouse TV

Whirlpool

Whole Foods

Williams Sonoma

Wonder Bread

Xtrema Cookware

Yale University

Yummly

Zales

Zulily

 

I am spending the night wrapping presents, making my baking list (and grocery store list) and just generally trying to get everything organized for the all that I have to do this next month. Making Bric a list of some things that I would like to see in my stocking, etc. 

One of my new addictions are these mints that my friend Christy got me addicted to. They are the new Breath Savers 3 Hour Mints. OhMyStinkinHeck those things are good. So I made sure to put like 5 packs on my stocking wish list. Bric just shakes his head. He fusses because there won’t be much surprise factor since I tell him everything I would like to see but I would much rather get things I want and would use instead of stuff that sits in a drawer for a year when I finally decide to get rid of it.

My kids are just thankful that I don’t put stuff to treat acne and other things of that nature in their stocking. They say it is bad enough to get underwear.

 

literati logo

I LOVE to sit down and read a good book. It has long been a passion of mine and one that I had hoped to pass on to the kids. The only one who shares my passion is Tate. When he was little you could find him under the covers late at night with a flashlight reading his little heart out. He was always so afraid he would get caught being up past betime. I always let him think he was getting away with something, because that is afterall part of the thrill.

When my family was asked to review the Literati wireless electronic reader we couldn’t have been more thrilled. I knew before it arrived that this would be one item that Tate and I would be fighting over…and I was right. One of the great things about it is that we can both be reading a book, and it will hold our place while the other one has it. I am not sure what I did but I have lost one book…inside the electronic reader. Yep, that’s me. Technologically challenged.

Tate is the one who actually read all of the instructions and did the majority of the set-up process. As I watched I realized just how user friendly the Literati is and how we should have invested in an electronic reader a long time ago. I wasn’t sure just how much we would use one, but now I realize that this is one device that we will never leave home without again. Great for car trips, waiting in offices or lines, or just relaxing around the house with a good book. And now we need another one. It is a fight every noght to see who is going to get the Literati at bed time because both Tate and I love to read at night. With the lighted/color display reading at night is easier than ever and I don’t keep Bric up with a light on or the sound of pages turning.

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With access to more than 2 million books they have everyone covered, even the pickiest of readers. The Book store is easily navigated. You can see what’s in the Best-Seller list or search for a book you have been wanting. It also comes with all of the adapters needed to charge and hook up to the computer as well as with a nice case. Lightweight and easy to carry along anywhere!  Here are some of the details of the Literati:

The Literati by The Sharper Image is a dedicated color wireless electronic reader

– all features and functionality were thoughtfully considered.

• The Literati is one of the few color eReaders and has a 7” color LCD screen (480

x 800 resolution).

• A built-in bookstore gives users access to more than 2 million books, magazines

and periodicals.

• An SD card slot allows users to add storage (up to 8GB).

• The Literati development team is dedicated to ensuring users enjoy their Literati

for years to come. Ongoing updates and new features will regularly be added.

Sneak peek: In the November / December timeframe, a number of reading

enhancements will be available, including: Night-reading mode, custom

bookshelves and bookmarks and “dog ears” (a way to mark your favorite

pages).

• There is a storm of color content coming – everything from children’s books and

cookbooks to textbooks, magazines and newspapers.

• The Literati brings great flexibility to the reading experience. Not only can the

Literati store hundreds of titles, it also lets users enjoy those titles on their

laptop, smart phone and desktop computer.

· Features a 7” backlit color LCD screen

· Comes pre-loaded with 25 classics and includes a special coupon code for automatically loading another 125 pre-selected free titles directly into the Literati user’s account

· Has a built in connection to Kobo, a global eReading service with access to nearly 2 million titles (1.8 million of them free)

· Has a list price currently set at $159 (but look for some  Black Friday deals!)- making it a great holiday items for the teens heading off to college or frequent travelers on your holiday shopping list

Attention Homeschoolers: If you have a teen who is studying the classics, almost all of the common ones that we use in our Literary classes are FREE! We have been using the Literati as part of our curriculum and couldn’t be happier.

The Literati also makes a great affordable gift for the readers on your Christmas list this year.

“I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour campaign by Mom Central on behalf of The Sharper Image and received a Literati eReader to facilitate my review.”

 

It’s that time of year. The outfit has to be just right. The hair has to be perfect. The shoes have to  be comfortable. And the supplies, the supplies have to be just right for each one’s personality and that’s where Studio C comes in!

Studio C logo

The Studio C Collections at Carolina Pad make choosing the perfect school supplies and accessories for your child fun and easy. With a large choice through their different collections of products, they offer something for everyone who need the perfect back-to-school supplies.  Their Studio C collections are available in stores nationwide just in time for back-to-school shopping. Their products can be purchased at Wal-Mart, Target, Staples, Office Max, Michaels, CVS and more! These collections include:

Hot Chocolate

Techno

Royal Twist

Zensational

Sasquatch

Dreamsicle

My kids LOVE all of the Studio C collections offered by Carolina Pad! One of my personal favorites is the Zensational collection. But then I am always partial to the Hot Chocolate collection and the Simply Chic collections. Once you see all of the different collections and all that each collection has to offer you will understand why it is hard to just pick one. Matching binders, notebooks, composition books, pens, pencils, journals, folders, dividers just to name a fee of the products available.Erin is loving their new Peace line (her name means peace). You will have to visit their website to get a peek! (www.carolinapad.com)

Studio C prize pack

In the picture above you see:

1-subject notebook

2-pkt folder

1” Binder

Composition book

Ideal Book

Journal

Thanks to Studio C by Carolina Pad one of you will receive a set of all the products mentioned above!

To Enter:

Simply leave a comment stating what your biggest back-to-school challenge is.

This giveaway is open only to residents of the United States and Canada. Individuals who have won a prize package from Carolina Pad in the last 90 days are not eligible. All entries must be received by August 12th at 11:59 PM.

Want extra entries?

Visit  the Carolina Pad Facebook Page and become a fan.

And you can also visit the NEW Studio C by Carolina Pad Facebook Page and become a fan

Follow Carolina Pad on Twitter (@carolinapad).

Studio C by Carolina Pad provided me with a sampling of products to help facilitate this review and giveaway. All opinions stated are those of my own and are in no way influenced by the receipt of said products. I do just really love Carolina Pad products.

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