I saw this yesterday and had to take a picture of it to send to my family and friends. I think it's the best bumper stick I've ever seen! How about you?
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Friday, December 3, 2010
My Life Necklace on Etsy
Another Asymmetrical Piece of Jewelry in the My Life Collection. This new necklace was made from hand cut copper sheet, Sterling and Fine Silver, and Turquoise. Because Life is not Symmetrical!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/62871257/my-life-necklace-copper-turquoise-fine-n?ga_search_query=my%2Blife&ga_search_type=user_shop_ttt_id_5257083
Friday, November 26, 2010
MY LIFE JEWELRY
Here is the Latest Bracelet in the "My Life Collection" Jewelry Line at Maggie McMane Designs. I used copper sheet, fine silver pebbles I melted myself, Freshwater Pearls including one large Coin Pearl and finally Sterling Silver Chain.
It is currently listed at my Etsy Store for only $46.00.
It is currently listed at my Etsy Store for only $46.00.
It's perfect if you are into abstract or asymmetrical jewelry or if you have a funky friend who has been through her own highs and lows.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Latest Christmas Jewelry!
HO HO HO!! It's that time of year again! Check out my latest Hand Stamped Necklace in my Holiday Jewelry Line! Adorned with Red and Green Swarovski Crystals, it's perfect for your Season!
Thursday, November 11, 2010
US Postal Service Warning
This warning has been issued by USPS.com due to the huge amount of fraudulent emails and calls people have been receiving lately. If you go to their page click the Alert link on their main page.
USPS: "Customers be aware of fraudulent package delivery messages sent by email or phone.
Customers may be receiving email messages or phone calls that allege to be from the U.S. Postal Service that contain fraudulent information about attempted or intercepted package delivery.
For emails: If opened, the messages instruct customers to click on a link to find out more about when they can expect delivery of their "package." Simply delete the message without taking any further action.
For phone calls: Please do not provide any personal information and let the caller know you're not interested and hang-up the phone.
The Postal Inspection Service is aware of the problems and are working hard to resolve the issues and shut down the malicious programs.
We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers."
USPS: "Customers be aware of fraudulent package delivery messages sent by email or phone.
Customers may be receiving email messages or phone calls that allege to be from the U.S. Postal Service that contain fraudulent information about attempted or intercepted package delivery.
For emails: If opened, the messages instruct customers to click on a link to find out more about when they can expect delivery of their "package." Simply delete the message without taking any further action.
For phone calls: Please do not provide any personal information and let the caller know you're not interested and hang-up the phone.
The Postal Inspection Service is aware of the problems and are working hard to resolve the issues and shut down the malicious programs.
We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers."
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