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Little luxuries are all around us if you know where to look – be it a bright red lipstick that makes you feel like a movie star on a Monday morning, a mini-facial that makes you glow inside and out, or a book that takes you to the other side of the world. These tiny everyday gems are anxiously waiting to be discovered by you and wrapped with a bow, and each chapter of the LLGG seeks to deliver a new morsel of inspiration to you and your holiday season. Fancy shmancy is out; it’s those legendary “small packages” that hold the key to a perfect season of giving.
Giving a seed or a symbol of growth is a unique way to recognize a new beginning in someone’s life. It says: the world will grow with you. Whether it’s a new home, a new job or a newfound creed to explore a greener lifestyle… these all make a lovely green followup to a Christmas tree.
1. Zen Artistry fresh flowers from Teleflora.com - starting at $49.95
Rather than sending an everyday flower bouquet, consider sending an exotic, purple orchid arrangement that delivers a sense of calm.
2. Podlings, available at Urban Outfitters.com - $6.00
Grow chamomile, lemon balm, basil, mint, oregano or thyme in a futuristic way right at home.
3. Mini bud vases, available at cb2 – $1.95 each
Stocking stuffers for the minimalist decorator.
4. Flowerhead Vase, available at ModernArtisians.com - $39.99
How cute is this! A small porcelain vase with a few garden flowers can add charm conversation to a room big or small.
5. “Eat Your Greens” Salad Plant, available at uncommongoods.com – $25
Entertain while you entertain. Just make sure nobody mistakes the begonias for the salad dish.
Plant a spa seed – show someone the lifelong benefits of the spa lifestyle and send them for a rejuvenating treatment this holiday. SPA WEEK® Gift Cards for $100 cards are on sale for $80, $150 cards are on sale for $120, and so forth. They’re redeemable all year ’round at spas throughout North America.



We’d like to kick off this holiday season with a little fun dishing… of the gossipy sort.



































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