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I’m forever battling to find balance between surrounding myself with things I love and drowning in piles of crap. Just this weekend, four friends and I schlepped eleven bags of clothes, shoes, and interspersed housewares to the Astoria area Goodwill store. (And then spent a very long, very boozy brunch at Sunswick. More on that another time.) Today, I did laundry and spontaneously pitched some old sweatpants from college and socks with holes in them. I was looking on Etsy for some high quality, locally made replacement socks and…welll……I got overwhelmed by the cuteness:

There’s really no reason for why this even exists, except that Americans love tiny things, cozy things, and lots of packaging on their food. If I could eat apples (I’m allergic), I’d probably buy one of these and tell myself that it’ll help me remember to bring fruit to work for a snack. Maybe they come in sizes for clementines….
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I bought a sweater for my iPhone off Etsy for $8. No joke. It’s like this one, only blue and gray:
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=sr_gallery_3&listing_id=16850540
Justification? (Besides “It’s cute!”) I wanted to be able to toss it in my cluttered purse without it getting lint and other gross thingies stuck to it.
Comment by Jenny January 15, 2009 @ 1:16 amif you do find socks that fit the description let me know. There is a sock overhaul in my future and I was planning on a century 21 trip, but I like the idea of quality locally made socks more.
Comment by frick January 15, 2009 @ 2:53 pmAha! I’ve found the source of the “Sweatpants and Socks” trail. Success!
Comment by Alexei May 18, 2009 @ 4:09 pm