Bulletin Board: We're Back!

We're back!! Thank you all for being so patient! If you placed your orders between March 21st-26th your order is now on its way!! Have a wonderful Spring Break and Easter Sunday!!

Mahalo!

Bulletin Board: On Vacation

We will be on a family vacation to Las Vegas and Disneyland between March 21st through 26th. Any orders placed between this time will be shipped out on Wednesday March 27th. Express Shipping will not be available during this time period. If you need any assistance you may reach us by email at: augustwrinkle@gmail.com.

Thank you so much! Enjoy your Spring Break!


XOXO,
Janalyn Francisco
&
The August Wrinkle Family

#12 Sunday Discoveries

Spring is finally here! Some Spring inspired discoveries!

Love the colors.. Love the bicycle.. Love the photos..

The idea of this bird printed wallpaper that goes up the stairwell is so enchanting!

The perfect kitchen cart! And its from IKEA for only $49.99! It would make great use as a coffee/tea station or for holding pretty dinnerware.

Lavender Lemonade! Never tried it before... Sounds yummy!

Pretty...

How adorable are these! Bunny place card holders!

Bunny bento bag!

Bunny gift tags! Download the template here!

Felt rabbit place settings.. a simple DIY!

Discovered anything lately?

Item Requests

Hey Everyone! Since we have been getting a lot of requests for items that are either 'Out of Stock' or sold out in their particular size, we have created an 'Item Request Form' that you may fill out. This will help us to better organize your requests and keep you up to date on availability. At times, we may be unable to fill all requests, but we do try our best to get you your items =)

You may fill out the form by clicking here. Or you can go to our Contact page and click on the Item Request Form link.


Thanks so much!!

Back in Stock: Dog Days Satchel

Since getting a bunch of requests for this satchel, we have restocked it, and also got a couple of new colors as well! It will also remain at the sale price of $38.99! Did you see how Kaylah from the Dainty Squid styled this bag?

 

Book Worm: February Recap

Beautiful Chaos/Beautiful Redemption (Caster Chronicles #3 and #4) by 

Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl

The last two books in the Caster Chronicles Series. Ethan is again faced with a dilemma that could mean losing everything.. his family, his life in Gatlin, and of course, Lena. This series was just so-so for me. I loved the characters, but I felt it got to become a bit ridiculous and redundant. I am however interested in how they depict the book in the movies, which I feel might be a bit better.

Unbroken: A WWII Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption by Laura Hillenbrand

Wow! This was an eye opener for me. Everything about this story was interesting to me, and the best part is that it is a true story. Since it is about World War II, me being from Hawaii and of Japanese ancestry, I felt a deeper connection. Louie Zamperini was a rising Olympic track star when World War II broke out. He was then enlisted into the Air Force where he was put through, pretty much the impossible. But no matter what he was put through, it never broke him or his will to survive. What interested me the most were the POW camps in Japan. I had no idea the conditions that POW's had to live in and the struggles they went through. I highly highly recommend this book. I'm not too much of a war or history buff, but this story is just not worth passing up.

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

I believe this book was part of my High School summer reading, but me being the perfect student and all, didn't read it.. lol Since the movie is coming out soon, I thought I would read it before seeing the movie. It wasn't exactly what I had expected at first. I thought it would be in the perspective of Gatsby himself, but instead the narrator was his neighbor and cousin of Daisy Buchannan (Gatsby's love interest). Mr. Gatsby definitely lives in the lap of luxury, but you can feel the loneliness in him, even though he is always surrounded by tons of people at his house soirees. It has its scandalous moments in the novel, but it ends a bit abruptly. Since it is a classic, it is a good short story to have around the house. 

Read any good books recently?