Raige Creations

I was in the kitchen the other day, cooking something I can't remember, when I noticed this little guy spying on me. Who can it be, knocking at my window? Like he was trying to figure out a way to get in, he stayed there for quite a while. As often happens, 80's songs pop in my head in certain situations, and this was no exception . Now, I like lizards. It wasn't that I didn't want him to come in really, it was just that he was there, peeking in at me rather suspiciously. Almost creepy..... I feed the lizards out back, but the ones out front are not as friendly. They run off quckly and do not let us get very close. But I do enjoy seeing them just the same. However, I can't say we say the same thing about human visitors. In fact, hubby hates having visitors. Several times last week he uttered;  "I just want to be left the *&$% alone!"   (edited to not expose you to his use of colorful language that he uses quite regularly). He does no...

It's not an easy task, shopping for men. But we all have to do it, at least once a year. Here are some great ideas for your men from Zibbet. Practical ones, sophisticated ones, silly ones.  Tightie Whitie Mens Underwear Adorable Charms  by Chubby Chico Charms Vintage 1970s McCalls 3436 Sewing Pattern Mens Classic Retro Pants  by Sew Mrs P Mens Necktie in Bright Blue Cotton Print   by White Cross Designs Gray and Black Mohawk Hat  by Unexpected Treasure Men's Stimulating Scalp Massage  by Beazers Garden Ultimate Campfire Gadget for Men  by Grate Outdoor Solutions Money Clip  by Glass Half Full MEN AT WORK - Tiny Holographic English Pin  by Portable Graffiti I actually had so much fun looking I have a whole other post planned. So stay tuned......

Raige Creations has decided to expand! I heard about Zibbet.com and decided to check it out and discovered it is from the 'Land Down Under' -Australia!   Who isn't intrigued with the idea of Australia and Vegamite sandwiches after hearing Men at Work 's song, Land Down Under ? (Love the song, but the sandwich must be an acquired taste) After a bit of research, I learned from their website, " the idea for Zibbet was initially born out of a desire to create an eBay alternative for Artisans. Johnathan Peacock (Zibbet's founder), saw first-hand how hard it was to sell your creative products. From seeing his Grandma stop selling her crocheted handicrafts at the local market, because it was "too cold" and "not worth it", to seeing his wife's cousin stop selling her paintings on eBay, because it was too expensive to list and weren't selling at a worthwhile price. He knew that there had to be a better way.....  The name Zibbet was fas...