Elfing It Bloghttp://blog.elfster.com/for-clients/en-USSquarespace Site Server v5.0.0 (http://www.squarespace.com/)in vitro orchidElfsterMon, 07 Jan 2008 00:28:24 +0000http://blog.elfster.com/for-clients/in-vitro-orchid.html177543:1757295:1468130orchid_in_vitro_biotech_growing_kit.png

This is one of the coolest gifts I've discovered this year. A flower growing kit that comes in a tube, and it requires zero skills to grow! That's a nice, safe gifts for anyone. I particularly like the fact it can be given as a great business gift, as well as a personal one. Biotech Blooms does not need attention, except to be admired. No water necessary because the biotechnology does the work for you. When the plant reaches the top of the tube, simply transfer to potting soil. $30]]>http://blog.elfster.com/for-clients/rss-comments-entry-1468130.xmlPopcorn Survival KitElfsterMon, 17 Dec 2007 17:46:29 +0000http://blog.elfster.com/for-clients/popcorn-survival-kit.html177543:1757295:1434735popcorn.jpgWhen I worked in corporate, I received a tin of popcorn every year, and sometimes two or three tins. Although I've always considered popcorn a "B" gift, I loved receiving them. They're awesome for meetings, or after sundown, when working late to meet deadlines. It's not a "B" gift at all, actually. I think popcorn is a really good gift, especially right now, since I do not have a tin in front of me and wish I did. The Survival Kit is $24.99 from the Popcorn Factory.]]>http://blog.elfster.com/for-clients/rss-comments-entry-1434735.xmlMonk's FudgeElfsterWed, 12 Dec 2007 21:22:20 +0000http://blog.elfster.com/for-clients/monks-fudge.html177543:1757295:1426210brigittine_monks_fudge.jpg

One pound of mouth-watering fudge made by the Brigittine Monks in the lush Willamette Valley in Oregon. $13

Made with only the best, freshest natural ingredients - local dairy butter, real cream - and locally grown walnuts (also available without nuts). Available at Sahalie.

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The Juniper Bonsai is extremely easy to take care of, even if you have a non-green thumb. It's also the least expensive of the bonsais in the market, so it's a small investment to risk. The funny thing is... This particular bonsai will stay green, even after it dies. I've killed one once and I didn't realize it because it looked so nice and green, though brittle to the touch. Oops. $25

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