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Nov
12
Whether you embrace the inner geek in you or not, you’re sure to appreciate (new Etsy member) Debby Arem’s jewelry, magnets, office supplies and accessories made from used circuit boards. I’m especially fond of her sun catchers, which she says can also be used as tree ornaments. At only $7.95, this would, in Debby’s words, “make a great gift for your computer geek friend.”
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