Accessory Tuesday: Bubble Letter Monogram Necklace
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Monogram necklaces are a fun way to literally personalize your look. Here’s a whimsical version that looks like a classy take on my grade school bubble letters.
This 14k gold-plated brass necklace is 15” long with a 2” extender. Its versatile length means it can be worn on its own or layered with other necklaces you already have. In addition to gold, it’s also available in silver and cubic zirconia pavé if you’re looking for a little sparkle.
This necklace is $48 at Anthropologie for the gold and silver versions. The pavé one is $54.
Sales of note for 3/26/25
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- Nordstrom – 15% off beauty (ends 3/30) + Nordy Club members earn 3X the points!
- Ann Taylor – Extra 50% off sale + additional 20% off + 30% off your purchase
- Banana Republic Factory – Friends & Family Event: 50% off purchase + extra 20% off
- Eloquii – 50% off select styles + extra 50% off all sale
- J.Crew – 30% off tops, tees, dresses, accessories, sale styles + warm-weather styles
- J.Crew Factory – Shorts under $30 + extra 60% off clearance + up to 60% off everything
- M.M.LaFleur – 25% off travel favorites + use code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off
- Spanx – Lots of workwear on sale, some up to 70% off
- Talbots – $64.50 spring cardigans + BOGO 50% off everything else
Just need some good vibes- we live in Houston and don’t have power. A friend took us in for which we are so grateful. One of our kids seems to have a fever. Thursday we are supposed to fly to visit my in-laws, my SIL is being induced early next week. Obviously there is never a good time to have a sick kid but now is really not a good time
I have a kid who is old enough (nearly 11) to be places by herself, or certainly by herself without me. Today, she’s going to the mall with a friend and her older sister/babysitter (18). She doesn’t have a credit card. What do Kids These Days do for money at this age? Do I send her with my credit card? Cash? She has a wallet full of cash and starbucks gift cards but I feel like that’s not exactly what you drag around the mall.
Favorite ways to occupy 5-7 yos in restaurants? We’re about to go on a trip where we’ll be eating in restaurants every night and my kids are not the kind that will peacefully sit and chat at the end of a long day. They’re big readers, so we’ll bring books to read and a coloring book as something more interactive, but any other suggestions for portable quiet activities?
I am flying to Spain to give a talk; and then using the rest of the time to do a girls trip with my 11 year old. I need to put the flights on separate cards for me and my 11 year old (as one is a business expense and the other is not). Does anyone know if there would be an issue with an uncamponied minor situation? Doing Iberia if it matters. Any other ways to problem solve this?
I’m looking for a safe sleep option that we can keep downstairs on the couch, which extends out so it’s quite spacious and able to accommodate a bassinet sitting on it with no risk of falling off. I’ve heard that Moses baskets are not really regulated or safe and I’m wondering if there is an alternative, like an actual bassinet without the legs that I can use. I’m pretty much seeing freestanding options only.