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Spend your days & nights
with the luscious women of
FAT & S A S S Y
Pink activist
T-shirt with Emma
Goldman’s famous
line, “If 1 can’t
dance, I don’t want
to be part of your revolution.”
Barbie has nothing on
Rosie the Riveter, an icon
for the can-do feminist,
whatever her age
Puppy pillow $12
Bow-teou'! For your pooch,
get a “Canine Cuddle” recycled
fleece pillow by Trilliam Artisans, a
group with a mission to “build
comm unity...by working collectively to
establish a viable marketing group for small,
home-based artisan businesses, particularly
women-run businesses.”
In Other Words
Women’s Books
& Resources
3734 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd.
503-232-6003
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holiday season, you’ll find
myriad ways to support a good cause and
find a great gift in one fell swoop. In O ther
Words is a nonprofit organization that pro
vides a fabulous center for feminist and queer
culture— and it sells the wares o f other cool
nonprofits around town.
Tell-all T-shirt $16
Every skin tone Kx)ks great in a bright G xJe
Stocking stuffers $2-$9
A few fun for-profit gifts include the
Rosie the Riveter action figure, the “Hot
head’s Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist Brxjster
Bar” and a wide array of colorful magnets
(my favorite: “T h a t’s Queen Bitch to You”).
In addition to these items, plus the best in
books by women, In O ther Words has calen
dars and journals galore, candles, buttons,
bumper-stickers, art and T-shirts.
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A Queer Year Calendar $ 10.95
“It’s smart, it’s sassy, it’s packed with atti
tude.” Andrew Corbin’s page-a-day chronicle
of 2004 from Workman Publishing gives daily
tidbits of queer culture and history through
facts, history, trivia and lore. So it’s true: Good
things do come in small packages.
— MD
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Unique mirrors, benches, picture frames, coat racks, and much more,
A Children’s Place
4807 N.E. Fremont St.
503-284-8294
Present ftt purchase Max discount S50. Excludes lumber table«. Expires 12/31/03
T his “Fold-and-Go”
bam makes it easy
to corral your tot’s
toys for a day at
the grandparents’
rom the S 1 • 50-$35 selection of
books, finger puppets, cassettes,
CDs and wixxlen tabletop toys for
all ages, A Children’s Place should be able to
stuff your Northeast Portland .sttxking with no
problem this year. From Leslea Newman’s
Heather Has Two Mommies to Lambda Literary
finalist Alex Sanchez’s teen classic Ramhow
Boys, this alcove of creative education for your
little ones offers special ordering, free gift wrap
ping and plenty of help in selecting just the
perfect things.
Puppet pals and fairy friends $17.95-$27
Personal faves of mine were the glittery
green T-Rex and the powder blue three-headed
dragon puppets from Folkman’s. And for those
of you who believe in them, you’ll discover a
full fairy section complete with the beautifully
illustrated Finding Faeries by Michelle Roehm
McCann and Maryanne Monson-Burton.
Other sections are specifically tor geography,
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Handcrafted in Portland at The ReBuilding Center
3625 N. Mississippi Ave.
503-331-1877
www.rebuildingcenter.org
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three course dinner
15 per person
Mon—Thurs
5.00pm — 7:00pm
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young adults, pirates and newborns. Stickers,
dollhouses, floor puzzles, LXiver Kx>ks, Klutz
toys and “Fold-and-Go" bams and workbenches
complete this tiny wonderland within two
bkxks of good independent coffee and a quick
bite for lunch.
— MF !
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