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Welcome to the blog of Staja Studios. We are STAcey and JAson Thon, the dynamic duo (self proclaimed) behind Staja Studios! This blog serves as our way to keep in touch with everyone we know, like, and love. We thought it would be a fun way for people who know us to keep up with what is going on in our lives and studio, and a wonderful way for those of you who may have just met us to learn more about who we are.
We would like to bring together our professional and personal lives. You can expect to see pictures from our latest weddings, engagement shoots, portraits, etc. As well as some personal, fine art, family pics, and other projects. In addition, we will be sharing our "Cheers and Jeers", and other random ramblings about whatever strikes our fancy. In the future we are also looking for ways to make things more interactive, if you will. This may include voting for a particular marketing piece, contests, and various other activities.
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- Jason & Stacey Thon

Monday, February 05, 2007

Check out these berries!

So, I'm not typically one to get excited over household items, but I have to tell you all about these totally awesome food storage containers I got for Christmas. Yes, I actually did ask for tupperware for Christmas. I'm a dork. Here's the story... I was flipping through the channels one day and saw a segment about these cool new silver-lined containers that are supposed to keep food fresher longer. I guess the silver particles absorb or neutralize or kill the bateria that grows on food. I'm not all that sure how it works.

We have a problem at our house with fruit getting moldy before we can eat it all, which annoys me. Mostly strawberries and grapes. Lauren is really the only one that eats the strawberries and by the forth day in the fridge they are usually getting pretty sketchy. Anyway, my parents bought me a set of these rather spendy Fresher Longer containers (they aren't made by Tupperware, by the way) and I have to tell you, I'm ready to replace the rest of my stuff with it.

Here's the proof:

I bought these strawberries on Jan 2 and I took the pictures on the 23rd. That's 3 weeks and not a bit of mold! The bottom picture is a close up of the nastiest looking one. Of course we didn't eat these, (they were my test subjects), but I totally would have at 2 weeks old. They didn't even start to get squishy til the third week.






Okay, so it's going to take a lot of strawberries saved to equal what the containers cost, but still, I am amazed at how well they work! Leftovers last longer too.

-Stacey

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