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"shinypenny" <shinypenny0...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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shearling boots on a slushy evening?)
Enjoy the concert!
coldfarb
"shinypenny" <shinypenny0...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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not making any claims to sanity either. I find that heavy tights, boots and
definitely a coat that goes at least to my knees keeps me very cozy. And I
love that the boots are visible instead of hiding under pants. The long
coat really makes the difference. I will never wear a cropped jacket in
winter again unless it's paired with snowpants for activities like
shoveling, skiing, etc. My butt *appears* to have plenty of natural
insulation, but keeping it covered is a lot more comfortable.
Never too old to learn,
cofarb
Symphony on a snowy night
"shinypenny" <shinypenny0...@yahoo.com>
1/6/2005 11:42:42 AM
We just landed free tickets for the symphony tonight. It is yucky
outside... cold, snowy/sleety. Think I can get away with a nice dress
or skirt with a pair of uggs? :–)
jen
outside... cold, snowy/sleety. Think I can get away with a nice dress
or skirt with a pair of uggs? :–)
jen
"Trianna" <triannadun...@hotmail.com>
1/6/2005 11:49:53 AM
Boston Symphony? You bet. Anything you wear on your feet is
fine––you'll probably see older women in cashmere twinsets and L. L.
Bean boots.
Enjoy!
T.
fine––you'll probably see older women in cashmere twinsets and L. L.
Bean boots.
Enjoy!
T.
"shinypenny" <shinypenny0...@yahoo.com>
1/6/2005 11:58:03 AM
Trianna wrote:
winter white skirt. Or I could just opt for sensible, since the weather
is really dreary, and wear dress slacks/cashmere sweater/black uggs
with pants not tucked into the uggs. What do you think?
jen
Boston Symphony? You bet. Anything you wear on your feet is
fine––you'll probably see older women in cashmere twinsets and L. L.
Bean boots.
Enjoy!
T.
Hmmm... I do have a pair of high white uggs that I could wear with a fine––you'll probably see older women in cashmere twinsets and L. L.
Bean boots.
Enjoy!
T.
winter white skirt. Or I could just opt for sensible, since the weather
is really dreary, and wear dress slacks/cashmere sweater/black uggs
with pants not tucked into the uggs. What do you think?
jen
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/6/2005 4:15:40 PM
"shinypenny" <shinypenny0...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Trianna wrote:
Hmmm... I do have a pair of high white uggs that I could wear with a
winter white skirt. Or I could just opt for sensible, since the weather
is really dreary, and wear dress slacks/cashmere sweater/black uggs
with pants not tucked into the uggs. What do you think?
jen
Wear whatever is comfortable and warm. (Would you really wear white Hmmm... I do have a pair of high white uggs that I could wear with a
winter white skirt. Or I could just opt for sensible, since the weather
is really dreary, and wear dress slacks/cashmere sweater/black uggs
with pants not tucked into the uggs. What do you think?
jen
shearling boots on a slushy evening?)
Enjoy the concert!
coldfarb
"shinypenny" <shinypenny0...@yahoo.com>
1/6/2005 1:26:18 PM
cofarb wrote:
get ruined. Now, my real Uggs are a different story; however, the tan
ones still don't look dirty after a few year's slushy wear.
I am doubting the fake ones are water proofed. But I can't find my can
of water proof spray anywhere.... so I'll probably just go with the
pants idea and wear my real uggs, the black ones. It's really not a
night any sane person would wear a skirt or dress, I've decided, after
peeking my head out again.
jen
Wear whatever is comfortable and warm. (Would you really wear white
shearling boots on a slushy evening?)
Yeah, because these are the cheap Uggs knock–offs! I don't care if they shearling boots on a slushy evening?)
get ruined. Now, my real Uggs are a different story; however, the tan
ones still don't look dirty after a few year's slushy wear.
I am doubting the fake ones are water proofed. But I can't find my can
of water proof spray anywhere.... so I'll probably just go with the
pants idea and wear my real uggs, the black ones. It's really not a
night any sane person would wear a skirt or dress, I've decided, after
peeking my head out again.
jen
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/6/2005 7:23:14 PM
"shinypenny" <shinypenny0...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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cofarb wrote:
Yeah, because these are the cheap Uggs knock–offs! I don't care if they
get ruined. Now, my real Uggs are a different story; however, the tan
ones still don't look dirty after a few year's slushy wear.
I am doubting the fake ones are water proofed. But I can't find my can
of water proof spray anywhere.... so I'll probably just go with the
pants idea and wear my real uggs, the black ones. It's really not a
night any sane person would wear a skirt or dress, I've decided, after
peeking my head out again.
jen
I confess that I wear skirts most of the time these days. Of course, I'm Yeah, because these are the cheap Uggs knock–offs! I don't care if they
get ruined. Now, my real Uggs are a different story; however, the tan
ones still don't look dirty after a few year's slushy wear.
I am doubting the fake ones are water proofed. But I can't find my can
of water proof spray anywhere.... so I'll probably just go with the
pants idea and wear my real uggs, the black ones. It's really not a
night any sane person would wear a skirt or dress, I've decided, after
peeking my head out again.
jen
not making any claims to sanity either. I find that heavy tights, boots and
definitely a coat that goes at least to my knees keeps me very cozy. And I
love that the boots are visible instead of hiding under pants. The long
coat really makes the difference. I will never wear a cropped jacket in
winter again unless it's paired with snowpants for activities like
shoveling, skiing, etc. My butt *appears* to have plenty of natural
insulation, but keeping it covered is a lot more comfortable.
Never too old to learn,
cofarb