Well, here in the Pilgrims Annexe, the collection is a bit more extensive. Scarves in England are beautiful, cheap, and everywhere. So here it is. The long-anticipated Scarf Post.
This is silly.
Wednesday 24 November 2010
Scarfing
We're in love. With scarves. I remember the days when my family had a cardboard box of warm-weather accoutrements on the top shelf of the coat closet. This box was only tugged down on occasions such as Christmas tree hunting or the even more occasional sledding excursion. It contained a few mismatched pairs of snow gloves, a couple of my dad's knit walking caps (almost wrote "nit"), and one old scarf with 49ers-colored stripes.
Well, here in the Pilgrims Annexe, the collection is a bit more extensive. Scarves in England are beautiful, cheap, and everywhere. So here it is. The long-anticipated Scarf Post.
Well, here in the Pilgrims Annexe, the collection is a bit more extensive. Scarves in England are beautiful, cheap, and everywhere. So here it is. The long-anticipated Scarf Post.
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I love our silly scarfs! 30+ and I'm sure that's not going to be the final count!
ReplyDeleteHoly scarves batman! Is there such thing as a scarf intervention over there??
ReplyDeleteWe don't need an intervention. We don't have a problem. We can stop anytime we want to! Besides, it's keeping the weight off and we only wear them outside.
ReplyDeleteThis is not silly...this is lovely! Let me live with you and be your scarf love!
ReplyDeleteGood gravy that's a lot of scarves. how will you ever live with a naked neck again? You'll soon have to move to Isreal.
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