Cute Cork Coasters

I found this item on Etsy today at CreativeCorksNMore's shop.  They're somewhat local, out of Eugene, OR, and I love that they use recycled items--it feels good knowing that these corks actually served a greater purpose (keeping wine from spilling/spoiling) before becoming something else!  This would be an awesome favor for a vineyard wedding.

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Monk's Blood

21st Amendment's Monk's Blood.  So good...been looking for this since our visit to see Brett in San Fran.  Thanks for the recommendation, Brett!

before polishing it off:)

More of our save the dates

Here's a couple more pics of the save the dates--with the stamped backs and rounded corners:)

Front

Back

Fish Tacos

Dinner tonight was delicious.  Can't go wrong with fish tacos!

Craig, frying the fish for our tacos

Beer batter!

Yogurt with jalapenos, dill, and other yummy crap.  

STD update

Yeah. I said it. STD.  Fortunately, I'm referring to my Save The Dates:)  I should have posted this a long time ago, but school happened.  Anyways, after a long night of printing them with Seyoung, we finished all of them, and they all looked AMAZING.  The backs weren't exactly as planned, but I think they're perfect anyways!  Here are some pics as we were printing...

I don't have the pictures of them with rounded corners, but I'll post the real thing when I finally take pics:)

APhA, Seattle

In Seattle for the weekend for the annual APhA meeting/conference.  Lots to do, and here are some highlights from yesterday (NOT from the conference):

Bundle of Joy

Finally made it to the post office today to pick up my package from Japan.  I received all of the ink, screens, bulbs, and paint blocker from Crafty Japan all nicely packaged.  Obviously, we weren't able to print the save the dates without the ink, so our March 21st printing date had to be pushed back, but hopefully we're able to print them soon!

 

 I actually only bought one new tube of ink--the rest were cheaper and "used"...but they basically are new.  How awesome is that?!  I got bronze, black, brown tea (karacha), and lime green (moegi) used, and a new tube of olive green (matsuba).