Ladies, I ask you, what's not to like about these minute, geometric earrings? The hand-drawn chevron pattern and 4 distinctive shades of blue make them a must-have accessory--especially for all you shape-lovers out there.

Blue chevron post earrings, from Ditty Drops.

These Boots Were Made For Reading.

I have trouble finishing books. However, a pair of legs sticking out of the pages might be a great visual cue for me to pick up said book and continue reading.

"Legs in the Book" bookmark, from Olena Mysnyk.

One Of Those Days.

You know what I'm talking about--the kind of day when magical, colorful rays emanate from your skull...

"Speku Coron" print, from Medusawolf.

Directions To See A Queen.

London Underground print, from Jayme Rebecca.

Harry Potter Hangover.

Screen printed diary, from Celeste Frittata.

Recycled Racers.

Tour De France notepads, from The House Sparrow.

Prequel To A Mix Tape.

Vintage tape recorder, from Lovely Vintage Etc.

Need more vintage? Visit our sister blog, Featherette, and check out today's post filled with vintage "geekery" finds.

Spin, Spin, Spin.

Circles cuff, from SDG Jewellery.

Rebirth Of Slick.

Vintage Eagle oil can, from Maude and Lola.

There's a fundamental rule in regards to most vintage items: metal is greater than plastic. I guess they just don't make 'em like they used to...

More vintage garage finds (under $25) on our sister blog, Featherette.

A Pretty Pair.

Vintage glass cream and sugar set, from Wise Apple.

Vintage pairs make me giddy. It's like having two treasures in one! And if you're a picky coffee drinker like me, you can't have your cream without your sugar. And that makes this lovely set perfect!

If you're a fan of pairs, you may also appreciate these mid-century modern salt and pepper shakers, from Tom Laurus Vintage.

Billed, Paid, Shipped, Received.

Vintage rubber stamps, from Treasure Darling.

I love, love, love vintage office equipment and supplies. Everything was made with such purpose back then--much different from their plastic counterparts in today's world.

It's vintage week on our sister blog, Featherette. Today, we're recounting a tale of vintage treasures past: the Paymaster check imprinter.

Retro Is Served.

Vintage kitchen utensils, from Ameelia Bedelia.

We love the lime green, yellow combo--to us, it's vintage gold! After all, what could possibly be better than eating something yummy with bright yellow fork?

More fascinating vintage finds on our sister blog, Featherette. In fact, today's post is all about vintage kitchen goodies under $25!

Faux Bois Beauty.

Vintage GE toaster, from Found Beauty Studio.

I love vintage. And I love vintage toasters. What's not to love about a little faux bois action coupled with a dose of shinny chrome!? And it works too!

Are you a lover of vintage? Check out the "A Vintage Life" series, all this week, over at Featherette.

We're Back!

We moved, got settled and then realized we once again needed a space of our own. So after a 3-month hiatus, the "Half Pint Review" is back in business!

Change of address postcards, from Jack and Ella Paper Press.

Now you can find awesomeness in two places! Here (of course), and on our sister blog, "Featherette". So join us next week as we celebrate our first official week back. Have a wonderful weekend everyone!