Who doesn't love curling up with a good book by the family fireplace? I've put together a gift guide today for you to check out various books, slippers and robes for that avid bibliophile in your life !
This is the last in a series from readers.com, showcasing the Make a Statement Collection. There was sun out this afternoon, as this winter was strange in Charlotte, a few days you see people bundled in winter coats, then the shorts and t-shirts come out. I decided to wear a cream colored sweater I got from my favorite place to shop, Ann Taylor. No kidding, I am known on a first name basis there.This peplum sweater I had eyed for awhile, and I also liked the fact that it was light, which we need more than heavy, substantial cable knits...
Enter: Stage left ( Roger: Joanie can you come in here a minute? Joan: Roger you know we can't do this. Roger: Do what honey, come on over here and pour me a drink, and yourself one" Joan: Why Roger, what's going on that I have to drink?" Roger: We all decided you need to become partner" Joan: Was it this dress? This beautiful Ann Taylor, red floral dress, and these new glasses I just got..Back to reality...
This is second in a series, displaying the lovely, distinct, and well-made readers, from readers.com. I chose this pair, the zebra, called, The Dolly, for several reasons. First, again, I wanted a print and liked the shape. Again, the glasses are a part of the Make a Statement Collection, and also display the diversity of the frames. They too, have a cat-eye shape but more subtle. They are great to pair with nearly most outfits, but I wanted to do a bold color of the deep red with black, to show the black and white glasses. You could do a...
First of all I love the cat-eye look !The last time I was glasses shopping, I took a lot longer than my husband, as the salesman kept saying, "He has THE PERFECT face for practically any frame here." He then found 2 pair for me, and I liked them but did not love. Well, it was quite a project finding a pair I like, as you can see I have a certain face shape that works with some frames and not others. Do not hand me those round little John Lennon glasses, or tell me...