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Tiffany accessorizes the pampered pooch

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The pet tags signify a favorite pastime (Bone), sense of taste (Pet Bowl), signature imprint (Pet Paw) or the sound to which man's best friend often comes running (Bell). Just in time for gifting the dog lovers on holiday lists, the tags, $75, are wrapped in the iconic Tiffany blue box.

Mother-daughter spa

Heaven on Earth Day Spa is offering mothers a chance to relax, rejuvenate, spend some quality time with daughters, and benefit National Breast Cancer Awareness.

Pink & Pretty, a spa event for mothers and daughters on Sunday at its downtown location (1050 Alakea St.), will raise money for Bosom Buddies of Hawai'i.

Bosom Buddies helps women diagnosed with breast cancer with the physical and emotional challenges they face. Pink & Pretty is for mothers and their daughters ages 5 to 14.

Moms will get a hair consultation, scalp massage, shampoo and style along with a revitalizing facial and make-up treatment. Daughters will enjoy a dainty manicure with art, a petite facial and make-up. Mother-daughter pairs who wear pink will receive a special spa gift.

Tickets for Pink & Pretty are $100 per mother and daughter pair. Pink & Pretty starts at noon and ends at 4 p.m.

To make reservations, call Renee at 599-5501.

Light up their lives

The Advertiser's annual guide to Christmas displays around the island is coming soon. It's a great tool for those who want to do a circle-island tour of holiday lights.

If you plan a home lighting exhibit — especially if this is your first year — contact us by Nov. 19 in one of the following ways.

Be sure to include your name, phone, address and a brief description of the lights or decorations at your home or on your street.

• By mail:Christmas Lights, The Advertiser, Island Life, P.O. Box 3110, Honolulu, HI 96802.
• By fax: 525-8055.
• By e-mail: Send to islandlife@honoluluadvertiser.com with "lights" in the subject line.
• Don't forget that there's a deadline: Nov. 19.

A Dr. Seuss tea party

Keiki get top-hat treatment tomorrow when chefs put together a Cat-in-the-Hat-type menu — complete with green eggs and ham — for the Kahala Mandarin Oriental Hawaii's Dr. Seuss-themed tea party in the Kahala O Ke Kai room.

The event runs from 2 to 3:30 p.m., with a reading by Tom Moffatt and a full slate of children's events. Cost is $25 for kids 2 and older.

Partial proceeds go to the national, nonprofit organization FirstBook.

To register, call 739-8890.