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Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat. Will you be able to spare a penny for the old man’s hat? Americans spend a lot of money around the holidays on gifts. And many of us already have a sense of the big-ticket items we’ll be giving this year. But don’t forget the small (inexpensive) joys that bring Christmas to life.
Here are a few trendy and thoughtful stocking stuffers that won’t cost you more than $10.
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Field Notes Memo Book
“I’m not writing it down to remember it later, I’m writing it down to remember it now.”
Field Notes offers many fine pads and implements for the writer and serial list maker in your life. This tiny writing pad comes in graph, ruled and plain paper and makes the perfect gift for anyone who’s constantly trying to organize his thoughts. It’s just the right size for musings on life, keeping track of the funny things friends say or making To-Do lists. And this hip notepad will fit right in their back pocket.
Original Memo Book – Field Notes ($9.95 for 3)
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Moss Terrarium Pendant
Looking for a necklace that will lead to shouts of “It’s Alive!” Well look no further. Inspired by the current terrarium trend in home décor, this Moss Terrarium Pendant allows wearers to carry a piece of the whimsical mossy woods even as they move through their daily routine. Find it and other interesting gifts in the Doodle Birdie store on Etsy.
Moss Terrarium Pendant – Doodle Birdie (Etsy) ($10)
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King Cube Ice Cube Tray
Is there such thing as the Cadillac of ice-trays? I’m here to tell you yes, and it can be found at The Brooklyn Kitchen. The King Cube Ice Cube Tray, made out of food-grade silicone, is specially designed to create ice cubes that take longer to melt. Your drink gets cold, but isn’t all watery. The ice cubes easily pop out of the tray — unlike with most ice cube trays. That cold drink just got a little more refreshing.
King Cube Ice Cube Tray – The Brooklyn Kitchen ($8.50)
