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Two Geeky Card Options For Your Valentine
Looking for the perfect Valentine's Day card for the perfect geek? Etsy has seriously got you covered this year with all of its unique, and one-of-a-kind card designs. Here are two to start you off: The Geek Love card ($3.50) features an original illustration and is printed on white recycled paper while the I must love you as you converted me to Star Trek card ($4) offers the perfect mix of geekiness and humor.
Woot Note Set: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
I have a questionable habit of saying "Woot! Woot!" a couple times a day so naturally I adore this Woot Note Set ($6).
Mix It Up This Mother's Day With Recordable Cards
With Mother's Day right around the corner (May 11), it's time for us to start thinking of some creative ways to really impress our moms this year. Regular, bland paper cards are so old school, and why be ordinary when you can be extraordinary, right?! Here's a simple yet fun way to put a smile on your mom's face.
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15 Low Tech but Lovely Geek Cards
When was the last time you received a piece of snail mail that wasn't a bill, invite or subscription? As we've become more and more dependent on our portables and inboxes, our mailboxes have become less and less personal. While there are some pretty sweet online postcard services, print cards can be treasured forever — or at least they can't be deleted.
Friend Request IRL: The Facebook Business Card
First, a designer appropriated the Google logo to use as a business card, now Facebook is getting the biz card treatment too, via Jean-Baptiste Gouraud's business cards, which look like a Facebook friend request page (and in French)!
As creative as Lego's Lego Figurine "Cards," I wonder how many other Internet-inspired business cards we'll see? A 140-character description of how marketable you are?
Flaunt Your Twitter Profile With These Personal Business Cards
Tweet tweet! If you're trying to gain more followers on Twitter, why not pimp yourself out — with Twitter business cards?! Just as chic and eye catching as the Google Search cards, these handmade cards from Etsy seller scribblemonkey cost $19 for a pack of 50 and are printed on thick white glossy cardstock.
iPhone/Credit Card Case Combo: Love It or Leave It?
I'm digging the metallic blue hue on this iPhone case (it also comes in a number of other colors), but this particular case provides more than just protection to your mobile: it also holds your credit cards and cash! The Case-Mate iPhone Credit Card Case ($30) is great for when you're headed out for a night on the town and just want to take the necessities: phone, ID, and a few bucks for a cab. Not sure how I'd feel about toting around my credit cards out in the open like that all the time, but I guess when you have limited space in a tiny clutch, it could be a lifesaver.
GroupCard Deletes Awkwardness From Co-Worker Card Ritual
Does anyone else dread having a card passed around at work for a colleague's birthday, congratulations, or his or her last day? Even if it's someone you genuinely like, having to sum up your sincere thoughts in a one-inch space of cardstock among your other coworkers' sentiments is just awkward. It's like the grown-up version of that yearbook peach "Have a great Summer!"
Telephone Card Holder: Love It or Leave It?
Maybe all your corded phones are gone, but the telephone motif itself is hot (seriously, I was just saying this!).
Even this Telephone Memo Holder ($12), which doesn't do anything gadgety — it's just a wooden memo holder — is totally cute.
But what would you use it for now?
Flash Card App Keeps the Kids Sharp All Year Round
When I was a kid, I remember getting out a stack of my mom's recipe cards and making my very own set of math flash cards. I'd like to think they helped me learn my times tables, but nonetheless, it was useful practicing in the Summer months because I'd be ahead of the game when school started.
Whether you've got children, young cousins, or brothers and sisters that are in the throws of learning arithmetic, this Math Flash Cards iPhone app is a great way to test them on all the basics.
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