D² on Highland Ave

[lusciousnichols.livejournal.com]

This store is awesome. I'm very happy with the quality of merchandise and I wish them much success in Davis Square.
I bought some amazing jewelry, a Davis Square shirt, a box of almond soaps, a "Lucky Pennies" sign for my back entry and a few other things.

Just like any new business, it takes time to work out the kinks, house a good inventory and find a balance of creating the vision that is in harmony and compatible with the neighborhood and the market. And so far, they're doing a great job. I'm looking forward to popping in on a regular basis. They are friendly and helpful, and I'm going back!

And even if you're not in the market for buying something, you have to check out the switch plate on the wall to the left as you come in the door. It's the coolest copper design. It's official, I'm in love.

Comments

[shaxxon.livejournal.com]

Well, just to clarify, I don't think it's reasonable for people to snark her to death, but I do think that this is a common mistake by many people marketing their products or services and my comments were merely meant to be expound on that point. I'd love, love, love to see more positive things on the internet especially from locals, but everyone should understand why people in established communities react this way. Basically they're fatigued from too many bad and shady sales pitches.

Luciousnichols is just a victim of that fatigue, and from just hanging around and responding to accusations, I think that's pretty awesome in and of itself.

Anyway, I see both sides, it just sucks that this was the thread to be the Tipping Point to controversy and not the other posts similar to this before it.