Weekly News Update
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– Government Executive wonders: since when did flip flops become appropriate for work? (Hint: they didn't — for our $.02, they're only for commuting!) (Pictured: FitFlop – Pietra (Bronze Leather) – Footwear, available at Zappos.com for $64.)
– The WSJ's “Cranky Consumer” reviewed some personal shopping services at various department stores, and shared his experiences trying to find a new suit. Meanwhile, over at YouLookFab, Angie wonders why it's worth it to pay a premium price for some wardrobe items.
– Thinking of quitting your high-stress job? Marin Feldman compiles the “bucket list” — rites of passage to do before you quit — over at TechnoLawyer.
– Women's Health rounds up a bunch of interesting one-day diets, including the “I need to be on top of my game for work” diet. (We know, it's old — we are behind in our magazine reading!) Also, The Happiness Project has some simple ways to include more exercise in your routine.
– A PSA: according to the Memphis Flyer, yes, you can opt out of receiving the phone book.
– All the single ladies: our friend Carissa has a fun site, Stories From Our Black Books, that allows women to share their dating experiences, anonymously online — check it out!
Love the phone book article! Does anyone actually look up telephone numbers in phone books anymore? I don’t, so I opted out.
I do sometimes, but online. Superpages etc.
Nooo! The personal shopper review was for men. I searched your site and haven’t found a similar review for women. You should write one! I really need the help but have no idea where to start.
I have the exact same FitFlops pictured, and I wore them today with a sundress for casual Friday. Then again, my boss is on vacation.