Pennywise; A Guide to NYC Thrift Stores
One of my favorite activities is hitting a thrift store, and coming home with a wardrobe for $30. I’m lucky that there are some amazing thrift stores near my home, ...
One of my favorite activities is hitting a thrift store, and coming home with a wardrobe for $30. I’m lucky that there are some amazing thrift stores near my home, ...
After a Hellish year of construction, I finally just moved back into my house. Ellen Newman of EDN Designs, was recommended to me by my contractor. Ellen studied Interior design ...
Summer is here and if you’re anything like me, when that hit heats, you start to sweat. I tend to sweat most on my face which, poses a hazard to ...
As one of the only people to blog about Kippah Falls I frequently get contacted about where to find them. I try to keep my information updated and I just found out that there is a new company carrying them. Tori Wigs in Brooklyn now has Kippah Falls for $850. They are on the pricier side for those on a budget and I have not seen them in person but I can say the following about Tori wigs.
Looking for ways to cut costs and save money on basic things around the house? look no further than here at Bargain Jewess; the following tips are useful recession or not.
I wanted to give some more information on kipa falls and how they work. Today it seems that every frum Jewish girl covers her hair with a sheitel when getting ...
We live in an Internet society. We all use Facebook, and Twitter, Gmail and Google. Most people search for jobs via Careerbuilder, or Monster or various other job websites and half the time their resume goes in the garbage. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Internet and think it’s great for so many things, but in today’s job market one must be inventive, and creative if you really want a job.
According to Malcom Gladwell in his bestselling book The Tipping Point, networking is the key to getting you a great job. Most of the people with the fabulous jobs got them through networking or so he says.
Day one we landed in freezing cold Buffalo. It was about 12 degrees, and with the wind chill was about -4 degrees. So pretty cold. We were dressed warm though. We picked up our rental car, and made our way over to our hotel, which was right next to a huge gorgeous mall. More on that later. We dropped our stuff off, and changed into everything we owned to go skiing. I was so bundled up, it brought me back to being a little kid, when my mom would over bundle me and I’d fall over in the hallway of our building as I walked to the elevator. Skiing was beautiful, but really hard. It was my first time. What a workout! If I did that everyday I’d totally be a size 2. After a fun packed day we headed back to our hotel for some shopping and relaxing. One thing about western New York, every time I’m there I get the best stuff and so cheap.
n my fledgling days of advising people on what to wear I’ve come to realize that a very important aspect is knowing your body. What do I mean knowing your body? Well you need to know the good the bad and the ugly. Say you have a tiny waist but a big butt.