Simplybitten reminds us of Bella's simple, human beauty with this quotation block.
Fornever's shop weighs in here on the werewolf side, with a Jake keychain. 
Here's a scene I'd love to be a part of, from Bueller's shop. The other photos offered there range from beach settings to neglected beauty.
ELBfoto offers this dichotomy of desolation and hope, and I love it. Check her shop for further options--mostly urban scenes with interesting lighting.
Wearing this tee by beanchild would make my son would look even more cool than he already is. Trust me, the shop has many great screen-prints to choose from.
Suck soap cake in a hot chocolate scent would surely end up in my son's mouth, but the concept is truly adorable. Buy these, and other cuties, from CozyMoment. 
This treat comes from the Etsy shop Trashbagsbyann, which is stocked with fun, functional, salvaged-scrap-patchy bags of all sorts. She calls it the "Kiddo Green Thumb Pack".
Noodle Arms is a design by partybots printed on organic, Alternative Apparel shirts.
This broach from likklegirl is titled "Pink Noodle Salad Flies A Kite - Brooch". Adorable!
These gleaming blue bowls would look great with homemade noodle soup inside them! Buy from ClearMountainCraft. They've got loads of other great items as well.
BoogerHollowOriginal makes and sells this chicken coop shelf. I see them as a great way to show off ceramic pieces.
BlackMtnFurniture makes these awesome, stackable or hangable primitive coop style vegetable bins. Order them in the size and color of your choice! I could use them all over the house--for linen storage, for crafting supplies, as mudroom cubbies for backpacks, toy bins, and more.
SaraGrein's shop has some fantastic rural photography, both B&W and vibrant color. Here's one called Two Herds that fits my theme.
RockStockandBarrel offers this "Shining Star" to bejewel your cowgirl neckline.
Cocomo can supply you with fun mosaic tiles in the rodeo realm.
Here's a mod spin on an 80's icon from johnwgolden's Etsy store. He's got robots, too!
From the fun shop titled exboyfriend (motto: "add to your collection"), I could snag this messenger bag.
From Cmastersphoto comes this triptych of breakdance canvases. Great silhouettes. Don't steal my favorite, I'm saving up my allowance to buy it.
Check out SarahKDesigns for this digital print called Tulips at Night. Trust me, she's got many lovely prints to choose from.
While perusing an antiques mall this past January, I found this amazingly sturdy-yet-weathered cellar door at a bargain price and thought "headboard!". We decided we liked the bed in the corner for the interesting layout it offered, so I framed up the wall and back of the door so that a shelf could rest there.
I have got to brag a little about my carpentry (which, honestly, is quite rudimentry). This headboard is SOLID and SILENT. Nothing moves, squeaks, or bumps under testing conditions!
StephsDIY shop is filled with music-based art-attire. Here's one that harkens back to the days when the Seattle sound ruled the airwaves. 
The dichotomy of "pretty" and "hardcore" is a bit jarring here, eh? I do (did) so love Alice in Chains. Check out SakuraMonkeyBoutique for more clashes of culture, many inspired by music.
To show the world what a tough girl you are, Beth Cyr Jewelry offers this screen print on several different tops. I would definitely wear this tank!
From LeastLikely2Breed's etsy shop comes a variety of "tough" products. As a mom who nursed her spawn, I know how very necessary nipple balm is. The Bad-Ass Booty Balm (diaper rash ointment), Mother Effer's Va-JJ Jelly, and Better Than Average Lip Balm are additional temptations available from her tell-it-like-it-is store.
Mike and Mary Jewelry offer this, and many other striking items in their shop. I especially like the wide band version of this ring...but this photo just plain rocks!
What groovin' totes! I've been filling journals with my quotation collection since 1989. Those shown here are all logged in my notebooks. I'm not certain why they came up under "1972" but I know that I like them.
I'm a camping nut, and when I say camping, I mean tenting. But who can resist the nostalgia of ye old plastic Winnebego? This is awesome.
Good 'ole Holly Hobby. She takes me back to when life was nothing but hopes for the future. If only I could have gotten a sneak preview of how amazingly cool I'd grow up to be...
How cool are these? I've had a button-making plan in mind, but I'm sure my results won't be as precise as these beauties by littlepurls.
In syko's Etsy paradise, this print is available on notecards, on a sketchbook, and ready to be framed. I simply cannot decide which to buy!. It's a fun melding of two things I can't get enough of: bicycles and fabric. 
1byLiz is an Etsy shop selling handmade items created from re-claimed and re-cycled parts and pieces. This clock appeals to two of my passions: environmental respect and bicycles...and it would perch perfectly in my computer room, where the decor is cycling this and cycling that.
Yes, this shelf is awesome with its Walnut/Maple combo and rustic/finished dichotomy. I even love the photo itself. The glass catching the light, the spring blossoms, the clean lines--it's the dose of springtime that's been missing in my long winter of discontent. Check out this great woodworker's shop for other amazing (and eco-responsible) pieces: ADrauglis.
Dude, our sweet, lazy dog ever since I found him as a tar-covered stray puppy on September 11, 2001, has gone missing.
Amid our construction mayhem, I am unable to sew. I've had to pack away all of my fabric and supplies to avoid insidious construction dust from masonry saws, grinders, and other such frightening equipment. 
(But deep ruts abound in our yard. These are not the worst.)
