gimme an umbrella built for two

Oh how I giggle as people walk down the street in the rain, vainly trying to smush together to stay dry. They should stay close to the one you love without bumping them out into inclement weather.

sigh....





Double Umbrella at Quincy Shop $19.95

gimme a foot in the door

clever!

Foot in the Door Door Stop from The Spoon Sisters $9.50

Gimme Ipod Boom Box

Pure ghetto fabulous awesomeness.

Ipod Boom Box by SuckUK at Patricia Field $40.00

gimme wash-up bowls

This is just too cute for words. And since it's waterproof, it makes a great ice bucket too! Available in black, red, blue, pink, green and yellow.

WASHING-UP BOWL in Pink from BODIE and FOU $35

gimme cool feet

A good substitute for the cds that are stacked underneath my laptop, allowing it to breathe...

These stick-on nubs keep your computer cool and make it a bit easier to type


Cool Feet via Mighty Goods. Available for $13 at Blue Lounge

gimme take your dog to work day

The real Take Your Dog to Work Day is June 20, but wouldn't it be nice to keep your pooch at your desk every day?

Doggie Stapler $12 at Red Stamp

gimme a compliment

"Turn him upside down, peer into the viewing window (just like a Magic 8 Ball), and a cheery thought or compliment will rise to the top. You don't even have to ask a question (don't you work hard enough already?). The happy face on the back will be smiling at you as you turn the ball for the next encouraging remark, such as "Your breath is so minty", "You look marvelous", or "Have you lost weight?"

Affirmation Ball $8

Working Girl's Survival Kit

This chic silver train case is filled with 22 working-girl gotta-haves:

• a toothbrush
• toothpaste
• dental floss
• lip balm
• breath mints
• pain reliever
• hand lotion
• emery board
• nail clipper
• clear nail polish
• nail polish remover
• hair brush
• a mirror
• deodorant
• tampons
• lint remover
• a mending kit
• stain remover
• static remover
• shoe shine wipes
• band-aids
• tissues

Working Girl's Survival Kit at wishingfish $39.95

gimme 10 more minutezzzzz

My current alarm clock allows me to adjust the snooze time up to 30 minutes, then from there I can snooze for 2 hours. As lovely as this sounds, this is NOT a good thing. I have progressed to setting my alarm at 5AM to ensure I am finally up by 7:30, only to rush and still be late to work.

The solution?

I hope it's dog attack proof. The pooch loves moving targets...

Clocky, the mobile alarm clock ($49.99)