A bunch of great stuff in the front of a card store.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
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In the second photo there are three of what look to be oil diffusers? They have a little haunted house on them, do you remember if that is what they are? I need a cool one, the one I have is super cheesy and plain.
I know they had reed diffusers, but I'm not sure about those haunted house warmers. I assumed they were tart warmers because they had a spot below for the tea light. I actually now realize I have no idea what an oil diffuser is.
Nice stuff.. have to go check out those yankee candles!!
LOL! I had to ask my wife what it was called and we couldnt remember, so I looked them up online. An oil diffuser has a candle under a dish that you place oil on and the heat diffuses the scent in to the air. A reed diffuser just slowly draws up oil and diffuses through the sticks. I'm going to Hallmark to check em out. Thanks man
I think I was just surprised that something would have boiling oil in it : ) so I kept telling myself that it had to be for wax or something.
Cool.
I can't believe how much halloween stuff your stores have!
My area has very little. I am working on a fogging cauldron and everything is coming from lowes, not a store with halloween decorations!
I went to a "Halloween preview party" at Yankee Candle yesterday morning. I passed out some fliers for the company and bought some "Midnight Harvest" and a few other dark scented candles. .....They had free cookies too!
Very cute! Guess I will have to stop by and check it out.:) I miss the days when Hallmark had creepy Halloween stuff. :( My spider domed cookie dish and creepy science vials are some of my favorite decorations.
Cheers!
I was in the Michael's Halloween isle the other day and wanted to take some photos but I was worried I would get kicked out; have you ever gotten any hassle for taking pictures in a store? my friend works and Wal Mart and said that people get kicked out of there for taking pictures.
Thankfully no one has kicked us out yet. I felt funny when I first started taking photos in stores, but I've been doing it so long that I can sneak a good shot pretty well, so most people never know I'm snapping away. : )
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