Comments on: dari giveaway! http://littlewillow.com/2009/06/19/dari-giveaway/ Sharing some of my favorite design, art and fashion discoveries. Thu, 19 Apr 2012 02:36:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Pit Silas http://littlewillow.com/2009/06/19/dari-giveaway/comment-page-1/#comment-1806 Pit Silas Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:16:18 +0000 http://littlewillow.com/?p=3141#comment-1806 Hi - really good website you have established. I enjoyed reading this posting. I did want to publish a remark to tell you that the design of this site is very aesthetically delightful. I used to be a graphic designer, now I am a copy editor for a merchandising firm. I have always enjoyed working with computing machines and am trying to learn code in my spare time (which there is never enough of lol). Hi – really good website you have established. I enjoyed reading this posting. I did want to publish a remark to tell you that the design of this site is very aesthetically delightful. I used to be a graphic designer, now I am a copy editor for a merchandising firm. I have always enjoyed working with computing machines and am trying to learn code in my spare time (which there is never enough of lol).

]]> By: cynthia http://littlewillow.com/2009/06/19/dari-giveaway/comment-page-1/#comment-962 cynthia Thu, 25 Jun 2009 00:26:23 +0000 http://littlewillow.com/?p=3141#comment-962 Antarctica for sure. I'm usually not a big fan of freezing, but I think I could hang with the right down-filled snuggie :) I suppose there is no light packing for a trip to the farthest south on this blue planet ... those life preserving items aside, my new ketase bag would be used for my camera - how many pictures could I take of the beautiful nakedness of Antartica! Plenty. A video recorder for movie making of my expedition, binoculars to animal watch from afar (wouldn't want to intrude), walkie-talkie for the hot back and forth between me and the scientist at base camp, and a radio because I need my tunes and, last but not least, my bigelow minty gloss because I'm totally addicted. I might have to place this little bag in a bigger, more weather-proof bag, but it would be like my little secret stash, my girlie bag amidst parkas and ski masks ... :) Antarctica for sure. I’m usually not a big fan of freezing, but I think I could hang with the right down-filled snuggie :)

I suppose there is no light packing for a trip to the farthest south on this blue planet … those life preserving items aside, my new ketase bag would be used for my camera – how many pictures could I take of the beautiful nakedness of Antartica! Plenty. A video recorder for movie making of my expedition, binoculars to animal watch from afar (wouldn’t want to intrude), walkie-talkie for the hot back and forth between me and the scientist at base camp, and a radio because I need my tunes and, last but not least, my bigelow minty gloss because I’m totally addicted.

I might have to place this little bag in a bigger, more weather-proof bag, but it would be like my little secret stash, my girlie bag amidst parkas and ski masks … :)

]]> By: Stephanie http://littlewillow.com/2009/06/19/dari-giveaway/comment-page-1/#comment-959 Stephanie Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:57:09 +0000 http://littlewillow.com/?p=3141#comment-959 Oh there are so many places on this beautiful earth that I want to visit...but at the top the list, hands down, is Israel. I have wanted to travel there since high school. It is just about the one place my parents would not 'allow' me to travel to then, and now that I'm older, they ask and I concede...sigh...someday...I pray. I dream of it. I would pack extremely light. Camera. Passport. My amazing Greek leather sandals (remember when I got them Lark?) that are still in incredible condition and keep my feet cool and comfortable for hours upon hours of sightseeing. My long white skirt. A cotton long sleeved shirt for the religious sites which dictate modesty. Money. And a Lonely Planet. Armed with those essentials, and my sense of adventure, I think it would be the trip of a lifetime. Now if I could only book it! Oh there are so many places on this beautiful earth that I want to visit…but at the top the list, hands down, is Israel. I have wanted to travel there since high school.

It is just about the one place my parents would not ‘allow’ me to travel to then, and now that I’m older, they ask and I concede…sigh…someday…I pray. I dream of it.

I would pack extremely light.

Camera.

Passport.

My amazing Greek leather sandals (remember when I got them Lark?) that are still in incredible condition and keep my feet cool and comfortable for hours upon hours of sightseeing.

My long white skirt.

A cotton long sleeved shirt for the religious sites which dictate modesty.

Money.

And a Lonely Planet.

Armed with those essentials, and my sense of adventure, I think it would be the trip of a lifetime. Now if I could only book it!

]]> By: Diane http://littlewillow.com/2009/06/19/dari-giveaway/comment-page-1/#comment-958 Diane Wed, 24 Jun 2009 04:19:06 +0000 http://littlewillow.com/?p=3141#comment-958 Bazaruto Island situated off Mozambique; peace, solitude, beautiful, enchanting, exotic and ecologically amazing. Sounds like my kind of place, one where I can truly decompress. And what I would put in my bag; my passport, credit card, bathing suit, a book, sunscreen, and a few snacks. Decompressing takes less stuff and the bag looks like the right size. Bazaruto Island situated off Mozambique; peace, solitude, beautiful, enchanting, exotic and ecologically amazing. Sounds like my kind of place, one where I can truly decompress.
And what I would put in my bag; my passport, credit card, bathing suit, a book, sunscreen, and a few snacks. Decompressing takes less stuff and the bag looks like the right size.

]]> By: Lisa B http://littlewillow.com/2009/06/19/dari-giveaway/comment-page-1/#comment-957 Lisa B Wed, 24 Jun 2009 03:23:23 +0000 http://littlewillow.com/?p=3141#comment-957 My exotic trip would be to Thailand where I would scuba dive in the mornings and then spend the late afternoons and evenings taking Thai cooking classes in between fabric and textile scavenging. I've learned over the years to travel light and so in my bag I would carry my camera, a travel journal, a good pen, sunblock for my face, and my binoculars for when I spot a new bird. I'd also have a scarf tied to it so I could wrap my very curly and potentially frizzy hair during my humid journey. Oh, and yes I'd have a wallet inside. Should I bring my iPhone? Naaahhhh. If Jacque Kennedy Onassis didn't need a phone when she travelled why should I? (But I' guess she had "people.") My exotic trip would be to Thailand where I would scuba dive in the mornings and then spend the late afternoons and evenings taking Thai cooking classes in between fabric and textile scavenging. I’ve learned over the years to travel light and so in my bag I would carry my camera, a travel journal, a good pen, sunblock for my face, and my binoculars for when I spot a new bird. I’d also have a scarf tied to it so I could wrap my very curly and potentially frizzy hair during my humid journey. Oh, and yes I’d have a wallet inside. Should I bring my iPhone? Naaahhhh. If Jacque Kennedy Onassis didn’t need a phone when she travelled why should I? (But I’ guess she had “people.”)

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