Happy Earth Day!

Earth Day 2012 is fast approaching! What better way to celebrate than to have these super green celebs receive a special Earth Day gift from TDD?

The celebs will be receiving an Eco iPod/Camera/Phone Case. I know that's what I named it, but I'm actually finding all kinds of uses for it! I have two in my own purse, but I digress...

Outer case - 100% hand crocheted plarn (upcycled plastic bags)
Magnetic snap closure, acrylic button

So the big deal? Here they are:

(Top row: Adrian Grenier, Alicia Silverstone, Barbra Streisand, Bill Maher, Cameron Diaz, Courteney Cox.
2nd row: Daryl Hannah, Dave Matthews, Drew Barrymore, Edward Norton, Ellen DeGeneres, Jake Gyllenhaal.
3rd row: KT Tunstall, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Orlando Bloom, P!nk, Rosario Dawson.
4th row: Jeremy Piven, Josh Hartnett, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Kate Bosworth.
5th row: Sting, Tom Hanks, Woody Harrelson.)

Let's hope they all enjoy their small sampling of TDD product this Earth Day. :)

TDD Teams with Go Green America TV for a very Special Giveaway!

I'm so thrilled to announce that TDD has teamed up with Go Green America TV for a very special giveaway to celebrate TDD's product being featured at the GBK Academy Awards Gift Lounge on February 24 and 25 (as represented by The Artisan Group).

You can win a Denim Throw and Go Mini-Tote! The shell of this eco-friendly tote is upcycled and crocheted from plastic bags (plarn). The lining is repurposed from jeans! It's eco-chic, vegan, and machine washable! It hasn't been listed on the site, so whomever wins it will be the first to have one.

It's super easy to enter the giveaway! Go to Go Green America TV's post - ENTER HERE!

Mommy: Finder of Lost Objects

The following story reminds me of the bit Roseanne used to do when she was a stand-up comedienne. She talked about how her uterus was apparently a detector for lost objects around the house. I've always suspected that she was right...

This morning, Matthew, my 8 year old, was searching for last month's Lego Magazine. He couldn't find it and became very upset. As I was driving him to school, we had this conversation:

Matthew: When I get home from school, you need to help me find it!
Me: Why should I help you find it? You should have put it in your room.
Matthew: You should know where my things are.
Me: Well, if that's the case then you should know where my things are.
Matthew: No!
Me: Why not?
Matthew: Because you're the mom!