Greener Grass Design Shopping
Today I’m featuring some items from Greener Grass Design, a great online shop based in Houston. I bookmarked the site a while back and finally got to go through and pick out some of my favorites.
Key Bottle Opener, $14. Since I also love the Utilikey, I can definitely get behind this sneaky key bottle opener. More things should be available as sneaky keys.
Speaking of drinking, check out this beautiful wine rack. (My current issues with wine racks though is that I use a wine refrigerator, and I think it is much preferred, but I can’t resist the look of a great wine rack.) Grape Wine Rack, available for $160 from Greener Grass Design.
Another key item, this time a little 4GB USB drive. It will be tricky to get it on my keychain but I would try. The Cle USB is available from Greener Grass Design for $54.
This is awesome! Who doesn’t need a big heavy roller skate as a bookend/doorstop/art piece? This chrome roller skate is available for $190 from Greener Grass Design.
What items do you like from Greener Grass Design? Check out their site and leave a note in the comments!
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iPhone Photo Prints – 
I wish I remembered how I was introduced to the 
My main issue with Printstagram at this point is the speed of shipping and lack of shipping options. I ordered and paid $6 for shipping to a US address. I ordered on July 29th, and received my prints on August 15th. The Printstagram website does warn that orders take 2-3 weeks, but I think it’s unreasonable to not offer expedited service if someone is willing to pay for it. I’m assuming that Printstagram will be working on additional options in the near future. They are shipping product from China, so I can imagine that expedited shipping will be pricey.
Here’s a shot of my little box of 48 Printstagram miniprints. The quality of these is not exactly what I expected – but I spent part of yesterday scanning over 100 Polaroids from my own collection, so the feel of Polaroids was fresh in my mind. These are solid and matte, as they are simply printed cards. It’s not shown here, but the back looks like a Polaroid, in shades of gray, which is a really nice touch from Printstagram for the miniprints. The stock quality is quite good, they are stiff and should hold up to some abuse, and the colors look very true to the original photos.
Here’s a photo I took of some of the prints, with a regular-sized 
It’s Thanksgiving week! I’m excited, this is one of my favorite holidays.
2010 Recap – Technology, Food & Drink
by Jamie Sanford on January 1, 2011
Technology
Obsession with Twitter and Facebook continued and deepened. Enjoyed other things like Manage Flitter, FourSquare and MailChimp.
Twitter Profile 12-31-10
Food & Drink
Arizona Diet Green Tea, Noodles, White Russians, Mom’s Eggplant Parm, Stove Top Stuffing, Thanksgiving x 2. Meal of the year goes to dinner at Bern’s in Tampa, in September. Had 2 disappointing meals to celebrate milestones at restaurants that were great in the past but now sort of suck.
Terrible Blackberry photo of my New Year's Eve White Russian.
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