KeriBlog's Last Minute Christmas Gift Guide
Don’t feel bad if you’re not finished your Christmas shopping, you’re in good company…
1/3 of purchases are made 10 days before Christmas
Let’s go left to right.
Who doesn’t like hearing stories about rich people behaving badly? Michael is New York’s premiere concierge, and has been for years.
I met him at a fancy dinner Amex invited me to in the fall. See me ruling the roost at the head of the table? Nah, I’m just being dramatic.
I inhaled this book, the best part was learning his tricks to getting the impossible accomplished… he’s quite the social engineer really, hat tip Michael!
A fancy USB key.
It’s from Swarovski, you can find them in any mall, and everyone has a use for a USB key… functional and fashionable always makes for a good gift.
Snoxin deletes your wrinkles. Really.
I wouldn’t have believed it either, but after receiving some at a blog event I ran a test, and stuff actually works.
It’s filled with peptides, the stuff that puffs your skin back up, and has the most you can legally put in a product. It’s a Canadian company, and here’s the best part, you can find it at Shoppers, easy.
And if none of these appeal to you, showing up with fresh flowers works too. Just don’t show up empty handed, that’s bad form.
FULL DISCLOSURE – I was introduced to these products through my blog, but I am not being paid by any of these companies, I just genuinely like this stuff. I probably won’t even tell them I did this, I’m a bad blogger that way.
Hello I'm in Brooks, Alberta
Came out yesterday for Christmas with my brother Pete!
Flew into Calgary, rented a car and drove around lost in Calgary; now I know it well.
Look, I coincidentally ended up with a Ford Focus, ha.
I’ve still not told you all about Los Angeles and Ford shipping me out to the LA Auto Show have I. I have so much to catch you up on.
Pete took me on a tour of Brooks, which I’ll share with you later. The people are ridiculously friendly, and there is a LOT of cool stuff here, you’re going to be surprised, too.
For now:
He and his lovely girlfriend are decorated OUT for Christmas; the dining room table has under-glow.
Even my bedroom is decorated, a bowl of candy beside my bead, awwww Pete I love ya.
What I Look Like With Antlers
A Christmas Lawsuit Story
In 1981 the Eaton Centre tied red bows on the geese while decorating.
The artist freaked out, said they were ruining the design, take them off.
The Eaton Centre said, “we paid you, now we own them, no”.
They argued and fought and took it to a judge, who sided with the artist.
And forever more the Canadian Copyright Law was changed: you can’t fuss with the art even after you buy it.
This case is widely used today as an example: Snow VS The Eaton Centre. Here’s the Wikipedia page.
Note the Canadian spelling of ‘centre’.
