Mother’s day is a month away. You may or may not be thinking of what to give to your mother this May 12th, but we are here to offer a few suggestions. Mother’s work hard. No matter how grown up and adult you become you are always her little baby fresh, sweet smelling, and resting [...]
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Relaxation and Sweet Scents for Mother’s Day
Posted in Holidays, Presents of Mind Features, News, and Interviews
Also tagged bath and body, bath salts, beauty, candles, gifts, handmade, home spa, Library of Flowers, local artists, local designers, Margot Elena, mother's day, mother's day gifts, perfumes, Pirouette, Portland, Portland designers, Presents of mind, retail, shop local, Skeem Candles, soaps, tokyo milk, Tokyo milk dark
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Magic & Pool Trade show buying trip
We just returned from our annual trip to the Las Vegas apparel show Magic, and it’s small indie partner Pool. Magic is where we find all those super cute & wonderfully affordable dresses & jackets we carry. Pool is an indie line mecca with many Portland designers as well as other indie designers from all [...]
Posted in Apparel and Fashion, Seasons' Portland, Uncategorized
Also tagged accessories, apparel, baby apparel, bags, bowties, christmas shopping, cool, dresses, earrings, eco-lines, fashion, gifts, gifts for teens, handmade, Hawthorne, Hawthorne blvd, indie-lines, jewelry, Las Vegas, local artists, local designers, Magic Trade show, mother's day, mother's day gifts, necklaces, onesies, Oregon, Pool Trade show, Portland, Portland designers, Portland Oregon, Presents of mind, presents of mind blog, Presents of mind on hawthorne, retail, shop local, shop locally, shopping, small business, t-shirts, tees, The Bellagio, The Luxor, travel, trends, trendy
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A History of Mother’s Day
Oh, mother. She birthed you, changed you, fed you, held you, and fixed your boo-boos. She made you cookies, or she taught you how to cut the cookies from the pre-made cookie dough, and sometimes she just let you eat the cookie dough. She took you to school, or she taught you herself from home. [...]
