This is my wish list, but maybe some of you guys will also enjoy these things. Husbands, take note… 🙂
I saw this bag on A Cup of Jo (click through for a 25% coupon through December; $120 regular price). This bag is called The Catalina and it’s made by a company called Lo & Sons (family owned and run I believe).
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I am leaning towards the dark grey one but they also have a light grey, a yellow/green, and a purple/grey (“thistle”).
Anyone who has known me for more than an hour knows that I love hoodies. I will wear dress pants or a dress/skirt and “ruin” the outfit with one of my favorite comfy grey hoodies. This is the latest hoodie that I’ve been eyeing:
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It might be a mens but I don’t care! Grey hoodies for the win. Two of my current faves (that I already own) are…
1)Â Spiritual Gangster (yup it’s also a mens):
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2) And a sweatshirt from Mantralogy (a record label) with a huge Ananda on the back:
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But anyway, back to that wish list.
I am terrified of getting bunions though I think it might be too late. In any case, for those of us who wear (uncomfortable and/or cute) shoes too often, I found this simple sock solution made by Happy Feet:
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These socks supposedly realign your toes to make up for the scrunching that happens all day long when you wear your shoes. Good reviews on Amazon.
And lastly, I want something comfy. Don’t we all this time of year?
I’ve been staring at these Madewell lounging leggings for a while…
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But I can’t really bring myself to spend $60 on pajama pants.
So I tried to find some alternatives. Uniqlo has one that is similar and that I was able to find on my lunch break (I got the last pair):
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They’re called Women’s Lounge Bottoms (Rib) in Flower Print ($12.90).
While I was there I grabbed a pair of Women’s Drape Bottoms ($14.90) because why not – they looked comfy!
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Another good holiday gift idea is a restaurant gift card… I’ve been meaning to try this kind of interesting place in Brooklyn: Eat (in Greenpoint). They serve local organic food. They also have “silent dinners” occasionally where you eat a 4-course meal in silence. Sounds very zen.
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