I decided recently to treat myself to some washable silk PJs from Quince and I actually really like them! Now given the price point ($50 each piece) it's not the FINEST silk, but it's still pretty nice and really comfortable.
Against my judgment posting pics lol:
Ignore the wrinkles. The back on the top is really cute and I think I could get away with wearing it as a top, too.
I also got the silk mini slip dress, and I think it also works as a top tucked in, too! I'm a sucker for a 2-in-1.
Post by maudefindlay on Jul 2, 2024 20:01:31 GMT -5
Those look great on you and look very comfy too. I'm treating myself (and DH and the kids) to a strawberry pie tomorrow. I can pick it up at noon and it may be our lunch! We're on vacation and the kids had ice cream for dinner tonight.
I have treated myself to two sandwiches from my favorite deli in the last week, and I'm just sorry for all of you who can't experience the deliciousness.
In things I can share with the group, here's a great fundraiser for pro-voting and pro-democracy organizations that's been put on by some of my favorite romance authors for the last four years. Watch the Buy It Now page for absolute steals on autographed books and amazing crafts if you're so inclined, or throw your hat into the ring on the auction items: www.32auctions.com/RomancingTheVote2024?r=1&t=all
When I went to the States, I treated myself to 5 bottles of bourbon (ones I can't find here easily) and a few pieces of clothing for the summer (mainly new t-shirts).
I splurged on a high end robot vacuum/mop combo a couple of months ago and I don't know how I lived without it. The amount of dirt and dog hair it can suck up daily outperforms my "real" vacuum by a mile. I swear my hardwoods are a full shade lighter from regular mopping. My (dark) area rug never looks faded from the accumulation of light dog hair anymore. It has incredible navigation (I can count on one hand the number of times I've had to help it get unstuck). It's not perfect, but it's VERY good and I'm so glad I bought it.
I splurged on a high end robot vacuum/mop combo a couple of months ago and I don't know how I lived without it. The amount of dirt and dog hair it can suck up daily outperforms my "real" vacuum by a mile. I swear my hardwoods are a full shade lighter from regular mopping. My (dark) area rug never looks faded from the accumulation of light dog hair anymore. It has incredible navigation (I can count on one hand the number of times I've had to help it get unstuck). It's not perfect, but it's VERY good and I'm so glad I bought it.
Can you provide the link or which one you bought? I saw one on TV the other day that looked amazing, but until you hear real testimonials, I never want to spend that much money.
I splurged on a high end robot vacuum/mop combo a couple of months ago and I don't know how I lived without it. The amount of dirt and dog hair it can suck up daily outperforms my "real" vacuum by a mile. I swear my hardwoods are a full shade lighter from regular mopping. My (dark) area rug never looks faded from the accumulation of light dog hair anymore. It has incredible navigation (I can count on one hand the number of times I've had to help it get unstuck). It's not perfect, but it's VERY good and I'm so glad I bought it.
Can you provide the link or which one you bought? I saw one on TV the other day that looked amazing, but until you hear real testimonials, I never want to spend that much money.
For me, not having on board cameras is a must. Most of the high end robotics use a mix of cameras and laser for navigation. The Narwal uses lasers only and it does an incredible job. It can spin around the leg of a chair perfectly. The tangle-free brush is incredible since dog hair is the main thing it cleans for me.
ETA: One other thing I really like is the base station is compact for what it does. My house is small, I can't dedicate a huge amount of floor space to a base station like the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra has, which is another model I considered. The on board cameras disqualify Roborock for me.
When I went to the States, I treated myself to 5 bottles of bourbon (ones I can't find here easily) and a few pieces of clothing for the summer (mainly new t-shirts).
When I went to the States, I treated myself to 5 bottles of bourbon (ones I can't find here easily) and a few pieces of clothing for the summer (mainly new t-shirts).
I splurged on a Simple Human kitchen trash can that arrived yesterday. I got the white stainless and it might be the prettiest thing in our house. H and I just kept standing in the kitchen staring at it like it was a new car lol.
I splurged on a Simple Human kitchen trash can that arrived yesterday. I got the white stainless and it might be the prettiest thing in our house. H and I just kept standing in the kitchen staring at it like it was a new car lol.
Simple Human is a good splurge. I got so lucky when I bought mine. Bed Bath & Beyond had mis-priced it for like $50 instead of $150 AND I had a 20% off coupon. I think that was back in like 2008 and I'm still using that trash can today. It's held up very well.
When I went to the States, I treated myself to 5 bottles of bourbon (ones I can't find here easily) and a few pieces of clothing for the summer (mainly new t-shirts).
What boubons did you pick??
beerlover and sadie,I got a pick by The Bourbon Judge (YouTuber) of Sagamore Single Barrel, a Penelope Cask Strength, a Still Austin Cask Strength, a Starlight Honey Finish and a Smooth Ambler Old Scout 7 year.
I treated myself to new capris. They went on sale so I bought a few more. All my capris from a few summers ago are a bit too big so I needed to size down.
I treated myself to new capris. They went on sale so I bought a few more. All my capris from a few summers ago are a bit too big so I needed to size down.
Link?? I just bought some capris from Kohls, but they really aren't capris they are just long pants you can roll up.
I treated myself to new capris. They went on sale so I bought a few more. All my capris from a few summers ago are a bit too big so I needed to size down.
Link?? I just bought some capris from Kohls, but they really aren't capris they are just long pants you can roll up.