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Five Jewelry Gifts That Won't Break the Budget (Carteret County News-Times)
(ARA) - When last-minute-gift panic sets in, it's easy to blow your budget in your haste to purchase that perfect present. When the clock is ticking because the holidays are right around the corner, take a breath; consider the recipient and you can find great gifts that won't break the budget.
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Pearl Necklaces Defy Recession Budgets: Holiday Luxury Pearls Still Affordable at PearlParadise.com (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Pearl necklaces are making news this Christmas, says Jeremy Shepherd. "Forget stock prices and real estate," says Shepherd, a man who sells more pearls online than any retailer in the world.
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Rose-Rich Chamber hosts Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre (Fort Bend Sun)
The Rosenberg-Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce invites the public to solve a jewelry heist murder mystery of “The Have-it-all’s” in an upcoming Murder Mystery Dinner theatre.
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Day 5 blog: Marching Thunderhawks perform in Wakiki Holiday Parade (The Oxford Press)
Editor's note: The Lakota East Marching Thunderhawks band was invited to perform at the Pearl Harbor Memorial in Hawaii on Tuesday and marched in the 10th annual Waikiki Holiday Parade on the island of Oahu, Honolulu, Hawaii on Friday.
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Decorating on a Dime (NBC Philadelphia)
Cutting back on the decoration budget this year doesn’t mean you have to cut back the quality of your holiday décor.
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Froeliche Weihnachten (Fredericksburg Standard Radio Post)
Weihnachten in Fredericksburg Friday through Sunday will again bring together the sights, sounds and smells of the Christmas season.
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Saved by Commander Bell (San Diego Reader)
An old nautical joke is that the difference between a fairy tale and a sea story is that the former begins “Once upon a time…” while the latter begins “Now this ain’t no BS!” Also, fairy tales are told to children at Mother’s knee, while sea stories are told to sailors at some other joint.
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Meltdown brings identity crisis to China (Seattle Times)
The stifling Olympic crowds are gone. Even the smog has cleared. But something new is in the air: Fear.
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Let Down Your Hair (Cincinnati CityBeat)
Althea Murphy-Price makes sculpture from hairdos Althea Murphy-Price is fascinated by the everyday fashion show of our lives, where we all walk around projecting and revealing information about ourselves through the hairstyles we sport, what we wear and all the superficial details that make up our self-images.
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CURIOUS TIMES DEC. 3 EDITION (Boise Weekly)
By Andreas Ohrt.
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