Three bucks at TJ Maxx; couldn't resist.
Christmas shopping for someone who will be two months old during the holidays is a funny thing. Do I...hide stuff? ...Wrap it? I think the answers are "not really" and "why not?"
Three bucks at TJ Maxx; couldn't resist.
Christmas shopping for someone who will be two months old during the holidays is a funny thing. Do I...hide stuff? ...Wrap it? I think the answers are "not really" and "why not?"
What?
(I added Fluffernutter for protein.)
Related: I am someone who can eat entire jars of pickles in a single sitting, and have even been known to whip up my own...and I have not wanted one single pickle for the duration of this pregnancy. This, to me, feels like a missed opportunity and a tragedy of epic proportions.
When I first laid eyes on Sasha Rhett's sweet Toile Collection, I was intrigued, mostly because...well, they're lovely, and neatly combine elegance and versatility with a relaxed vibe. But then I found out that the woman behind the watches, Alexandra Daum, is a fellow Harvard grad ('10) who started creating her own collection because she recognized a need for classic - but still affordable - women's timepieces...and that she did this while still taking classes during her senior year.
So I had to ask her a few questions. Namely...how did she do that?
Ramshackle Glam: So seriously: how did you do that? Start up your own company designing watches while still a student?
Oh, dear.
Oh, wallet.
Rue La La is launching Little Rue (a kids' division with heavily discounted apparel, accessories, and "experiences for Mom") today.
Sales will last 48 hours (or until they sell out), and new sales will launch nightly at 8PM (they're geared towards moms looking to shop during the "quiet hours"). And P.S., both Rue La La and Little Rue have implemented a new policy wherein you have 30 days of free shipping after paying an initial $9.95 shipping fee.