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You didn't think that was coming did you? I know that I promised a rant about getting to work. And you'll get it. Just not today. Today I'm gonna talk about a pair of cool new gloves I got. I mentioned them to Christina on twitter the other day. They're grey elbow length fingerless gloves with ruffles and a bow. They're so freaking cute. I wore them under a heavy red cardigan sweater. Our reference desk gets a little cool during the winter and my hands tend to freeze. My solution at home (to the same problem) has been to cut the fingertips out of those cheap 2 pair for a dollar gloves. Not exactly the most professional way to do it. My mom and sister found these new gloves at Aldo. I love them!! They totally keep my hands warm as well as my forearms without having to wear 2 layers of long sleeves!

I told Christina I'd get her a picture. So here it is.


Aren't they adorable? Now I just need them in a few more colors.

Also, if you haven't seen Christina's chronicling of Texas winter yet, you should!!

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  1. AndreaDecember 10, 2009 at 9:15 AM

    Those are so cute, OMG!

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  2. AmeliaDecember 10, 2009 at 11:18 AM

    LOVE the little bow :)

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  3. LoraDecember 10, 2009 at 2:36 PM

    I must say I truly adore these. In fact, our library has a similar chilly problem and I may need to investigate into such gloves. Aldo you say? Hmmm....

    It's like you've already done my shopping for me, I just need to purchase them now.

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