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October 2008

FALL

IN LOVE WITH SEASONAL DECOR BRING

A TOUCH OF AUTUMN INTO YOUR

HOME WITHOUT SPENDING A BUNDLE STORY BY

always admiring the cunning little vignettes that have been staged in those vintage cottages. You might even be clipping them out to add to your file t’s finally happening – folder of decorating ideas. But those cool crisp mornings where you could swear you all too often, those file folders get shoved to almost saw a the back of the faint vapor trail cabinet and you as you exhaled. never get On the streets around to actuof downtown ally using any Lincoln, the of those ideas leaves on a few in your own trees already home. are starting to But there’s change color. hope for the Halloween is decoratingless than a impaired, and month away – you don’t have and that means to spend your it’s time to give children’s inheryour house a itance. homey fall feel. You don’t If you’re like A fake miniature pumphave to venture me, you subkin at Salt Seller makes to Roseville, or scribe to more a great fall centerpiece. than one “shelAUTUMN/page 2 ter” magazine and you’re

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A vintage pedal car serves as the basis for a seasonal display of fall color, featuring faux pumpkins and garlands of leaves, at Salt Seller in downtown Lincoln.

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even to a big box store to get plenty of inspiration and materials on the cheap. One of Lincoln’s best resources for gently used items is the Salt Seller thrift store and its warehouse. But the Salt Seller is no ordinary thrift store – it’s also a wonderland of decorating ideas, as manager Linda Vance has created a number of charming vignettes that are sure to inspire. In particular, check out the pedal car garlanded with fall leaves and loaded with pumpkins, to the left of the dressing rooms in the back of the store – a perfect example of how to use your display items to create a seasonal look. Best of all, most of the items are for sale (just don’t ask about the enormous cast-iron urn in the corner). Some of the items spotted on a recent visit that would be perfect for fall include a variety of gourds, both big and small, some of which are dyed and etched with intricate designs ($15-25); fake miniature pumpkins ($4-9); wreaths ($15) and vases and urns in fall-appropriate colors (prices vary). The Salt Seller almost always has a sale going on. Currently, all collectibles are half off, furniture is 20 percent off, items tagged with a green line through the price are 75 percent off and everything else is 60 percent off. 2

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Vance said the sale will go on indefinitely. “I want to move some stuff before the holidays, so I have room for holiday items,” she said. “But we always have good sales.”

Getting crafty If you are feeling inspired enough to create your own decor, a trip to the florist can help. Jennifer Ibarra, the owner of Lincoln Florist & Gifts, was busy this week creating fantastic centerpieces using white pumpkins filled with cushion poms, daisy poms and roses. If you like the look, you can purchase a similar centerpiece for $45 and up, depending on the size of the pumpkin. Using a color other than the traditional orange means pumpkins can be used throughout the fall months without getting tagged as being for Halloween. If you want to be especially crafty, try collecting leaves with beautiful fall color for your own wreaths or centerpieces. How about using orange- and red-tinged leaves to create “roses” to assemble into a bouquet? For step-by-step instruction, complete with color photos, go online at http://haha.nu/creative/howto-make-roses-from-maple-leaves. The Salt Seller is located at 454 F St. in Lincoln and is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Call 645-1636 for more information. Lincoln Florist & Gifts is located at 531 G St., Suite A. Call 645-2303 for information.

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o swashbuckling with pirates on this trip to the Caribbean, but that’s about the only adventure our family didn’t have on our seven-day cruise aboard the Carnival Miracle. Our “Exotic Western Caribbean” cruise out of Tampa was aboard the 2-yearold, 2,124-passenger younger sister of the Carnival Spirit, the ship we took on an unforgettable Alaskan Inside Passage vacation in 2004. Big fans of Carnival’s “Spirit Class,” which features an impressive 80 percent ratio of outside cabins and an easily navigable deck plan, we embraced the familiarity of the Miracle and our private balcony. You get what you pay for with Carnival and that means a quality cruise vacation at an affordable price. Considering what it takes to keep a couple thousand demanding passengers fat and happy, Carnival gets high marks on the high seas.

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offers a well-run tour that includes two half-hour snorkel stops before heading for the city of rays. Other popular attractions, both on the West Bay north of picturesque Seven Mile Beach, are the Cayman Turtle Farm where thousands of the namesakes can be observed in various stages of growth, and Hell, a teeny town with a post office and a couple of gift shops that got its name from a massive coral formation that resembles charred ruins. Mail a postcard from there for the postmark. Nothing like sending friends and loved ones a message from Hell stating, “Wish you were here.” Rarely do I recommend dining in port because the food is usually much better on the ship and, well, you already paid for it. Make an exception at Champion House in George Town for excellent local food and few tourists. CRUISE/page 6

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ferry ride away is Playa del Carmen, a mainland resort town and hub for day trips to the popular Mayan sites of Chichen Itza and Tulum. No time to check out the touristy Carlos & Charlie’s watering hole here as this family headed off to the jungle for a new three-in-one combination tour offered by Carnival. The seven-hour Mayan Jungle Explorer tour

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provided beach break in a secluded area just past the fishing village of Mahaual. Speaking of Mahaual, another restaurant worthy of skipping a meal on the ship is at the hotel La Posada de los 40 Cañones. The lobster, cheese quesadillas and homemade chips are as tasty as the affiliated Pez Quadro Beach Club across the street is inviting. Another grande thumbs-up to Horse Ranch Adventure, home of the best ride my family has ever experienced. Horses and staff were first-

rate and the setting of a lush jungle rich in Mayan culture was spectacular for the twohour ride. Not so wonderful was the tour to the Chacchoben Mayan ruins. Learning local history is important, especially when it dates back to 360 A.D., but the “scenic one-hour drive” isn’t all that scenic. If you must see them and are a trustworthy soul, take a cab. Fellow cruisers said the Tulum ruins tour back in Cozumel was far superior despite the longer bus ride.

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