Sur La Table has this on sale for $79.96, suggested price is $220.
Christmas is coming, this would be great for a foodie gift. I have several dutch ovens, including a Le Creuset Orange one that Ry gave me, I use it constantly and love it, this would be in my shopping cart, but I just don’t need it.
But maybe some of you do. Free Shipping with code, too.
Here’s the link, check it out...
I’m running a little late posting patio pictures. A little late???? This picture of our patio was taken in April. The plants all grew to jungle height, it was shocking how big they grew, they were gigantic! LC and John dismantled the gazebo last weekend, and I brought some of them inside, others I gave away, I just couldn’t stand the thought of letting them die.
So now the jungle is in my sunroom. Will they live through the winter or will they die? LC does the watering, so they do have a chance, time will tell...
I’m absolutely ESTATIC about Amazon Echo. It’s so much fun, performs flawlessly, sounds great and it’s easy to use.
Here’s what it looks like up close and personal.
Amazon Echo came to reside in my sunroom via my youngest son Ryan in a roundabout way. Ry turned forty in September and I wanted to buy him something special for his milestone birthday. Being the techkie mom I am, I thought this would be the perfect gift.
I was at a girl's lunch a few weeks ago with V and Patti in New Harmony. I was talking about Echo and Patti told me her mom had one and loved it. So we all visited her mother, and what a delightful lady she was, anyway, Patti showed us the basics, and I decided that’s what I would get for Ryan.
Fast forward to his birthday, I was so excited about his present, he unwrapped it and was immediately skeptical, first because his internet connection isn’t the fastest, he lives in the country and doesn’t have a lot of provider options, second, he travels every week and didn’t think he would use it that much and third, he didn’t know how the kids would act with it. We stayed with the grands while he and Lindsay went to Chicago for his birthday weekend, and the kids, while enthralled with “Alexa” (the voice you use for Echo) were constantly changing the streaming music. Ben, at three wanted to constantly listen to Thomas the Train, and Abby at almost six was interested in other venues, and they kept interrupting each other and changing Echo to reflect what they wanted to hear.
So, maybe for his family it will work when the kids are older, but right not it doesn’t, so they brought it back to me, and did I send it back to Amazon? Are you kidding me???? Echo is the best thing sinced sliced bread. I love it!
Below is a brief synopsis of how it works, and since Amazon allows third party apps, it will be constantly upgrading. Here’s how Im using it.
News, all you say is “Alexa, what’s the latest news?” She then gives you flash briefings from NPR. You can set alarms and timers, too, she alerts you, just by talking to her.
Echo has access to everything in Wikipedia. For instance if you want to know about hydrangeas just say “Alexa Wikipedia Hydrangeas” and she gives you a synopsis of the flower. If Alexa doesn’t give you enough information, you can then refer to your smartphone for a complete rundown of the entire Wikipedia link.
You can listen to the local police/fire scanners if you’re interested in that kind of thing, not my cuppa but it we ever hear sirens, whether it be police or fire, we can find out from Echo what’s going on. You can access audio books on it and listen to them, it’s amazing what Echo is capable of.
Echo also has Smart Home features, which enables you to control your lights, thermostat, coffee pot, even your electric blanket. This entails buying WeMo or Hue devices, which I know nothing about, yet…
It’s super for weather, current and forecasts from local to International and you can use it for to-do lists which sync to your smartphone. It’s perfect for when you’re out and about and need to pick up items from the grocery or drugstore. I know, I know, you’re all saying you already make lists on your smartphone, or you just write it down, but here’s what’s really good about Echo.
The best part of Echo, It’s . hands . free ! You . just . talk . to it ! Period! You don’t have to find your phone, push a button and type or text, you don’t have to look for a pencil and paper, you don’t have to put anything into your computer, you just say “Alexa, do so and so and she does it.” Voice recognition is great, too, she understands what I’m saying 99% of the time.
Hubby says I love Alexa because I can boss her around, she doesn’t talk back and she always listens and he’s probably right. I’ll give him that, but far and away the best part of Echo is music.
There are so many choices, Amazon Prime, Pandora, IHeartRadio, TuneIn, and Audible. You simply tell her to play a Pandora station for instance and she starts streaming. I’m a jazz girl, so I say “Alexa play Pandora Smooth Jazz” and she does! If you need to pause the music, just say “Alexa Pause” and then say “Alexa Play” to have Echo start playing again. If volume is too soft or too loud, just say “Alexa turn volume up or down” and she does that too. I also have a remote control to use from other rooms, but she has a 30 ft. range and seven microphones, so she can hear you from another room without the remote if you aren’t too far away.
She plays all the local radio stations through TuneIn, public radio, talk radio, there are countless stations you have access too. Well, except for Sirius Radio, it doesn’t sync to that yet, but maybe someday. Holiday’s are coming soon, I bet Amazon sells a ton of these for Christmas.
Here’s a video, watch it and see if it intrigues you as much as it does me.
Echo, definitely a good thing… ~ Jan
Isn’t she beautiful? She embraces her age and it’s wonderful. Her years show, she’s hasn’t caved to the Hollywood obsession to try and recapture youth, and in the process, just look ridiculous.
At 76 you shouldn’t have taut skin and plump lips. This is the way 76 is supposed to look. Hats off to you, beautiful Ali, what an inspiration you are to aging women everywhere...
I really need to stay off Pinterest.
I love this bathroom, it’s so pretty, a little fussy, but oh so special… That’s all, just wanted to share in case somebody has the space for a redo and is as enamoured with this tub area as I am...
This is everything I love in life. Meandering down a country lane, seeing where it leads to. Just looking at this picture gives me serenity.
Doesn’t this just flip your skirt? Sure does mine...
This . woman . just . makes. me . see . RED...
For me it has nothing to do with gay rights, it’s about upholding the law! Why does she think she has the right to refuse to issue marriage licenses? What makes her so morally superior that she doesn’t have to obey the laws of this country?
She’s absolutely entitled to her beliefs, but when they interfere with performing her job, she should just remove herself from her position.
Since she’s an elected official she can’t be fired, but she can be impeached! To do so would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, so that’s not plausible, but this is just so wrong on so many levels. Again, I repeat, who does she think she is to not obey the laws of the land! Shame on you, lady, you should not be at work today, you should be in jail!
An interesting side note to this is that she, herself, has been married four times. Yes, four times. I realize the underlying issue here is not how many times Ms. Davis has been married, or even if she’s married at all. The problem is her apparent decision to pick and choose on what biblical grounds should control who is able to obtain a license authorized by law.
Doesn’t that make her religious conviction wear a little thin? Just sayin...
This is a different take on last night’s debate. We all know that Carly Fiorina is an extremely intelligent woman, and now we all know that she has an extremely good beauty team.
Women notice things like this. Her forehead didn’t move, her skin was freshly polished, her makeup and hair were flawless, and when I Googled her, “surprise” this is the way she used to look.
Quite a difference, isn’t it? Wonder what a makeover could do for “The Donald?"
Just sayin’...
The quality is excellent for the money. All of her line is so inexpensive, I was really skeptical, but I ordered online as soon as they were available a few weeks ago. They arrived and I’m really liking everything I got. I bought Charlie The Ranch Dog Cookie Jars, they’re just darling for under $13, I also bought dishes and flatware.
So yesterday, I was reading Ree’s blog and she said that they were available in Walmart stores, and yesterday was the first day. Some of the pieces I want aren’t available online, so I called my closest Walmart ASAP to find out if they had them yet.
Okay, you won’t believe this one. Whoever I talked to in housewares must be living under a rock. I said to her, “Do you have Pioneer Woman’s Dishes on the shelves yet?” And do you know what she replied to me. Are you ready for this???
She said, and I quote. “I’m sorry, but Pioneer Woman didn’t come to work today.” HUH, WHAT!!!!!!!! I asked her if she knew who Pioneer Woman was and she said, “no, but she isn’t here.” What? What? She didn’t know who Pioneer Woman was, but she knew that she didn’t come to work yesterday.
Unbelievable, just totally unbelievable!!!!! That is all. ~ Jan
Apparently in our old(er) age we now have to worry about our nails curving, too! Not exactly sure what it is, but it doesn’t sound good, ladies.
Well, crap, there is just nothing good about this aging process. Mine haven’t started to curve yet, thank goodness, but my friend, Carlene told me about it. She also talked about extra growth, I don’t know what that is either, but I sure as h*ll don’t want it! Here’s what she said in her email:
"My manicurist told me to use Vicks Salve around the beds and under my nails to stop the curving and extra growth that sometimes happens...said she learned that in the nursing homes where she does clients nails...worked for me, too."
So, I guess I’ll be doing a little preventive maintenance and maybe I can stave off the dreaded curve. I have noticed as I age my nail bed has developed vertical ridges. I remember Daddy’s nails looking like that, so apparently it’s a genetic trait.
Well, this was just a fun post, wasn’t it. Especially love the reference to the nursing homes. *sigh*
But quick, grab the VapoRub, put it by your bed and massage your hands with it. Boy Howdy won’t you smell good!
Seriously, thanks for the tip, Carlene, she also gave me another goodie, I’ll post that later. ~ Jan
I struggle with being organized every . single . day. I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s all in the gene pool. Either you have the gene, or you don’t, and sadly, I’m lacking it. I am, however, for the most part a laid back person, and I think that people that are detail driven are much more frantic, at least that’s what I tell myself.
So, the other day this article from County Living came across my Facebook feed. I’ve read so many ways to organize my life through the years, but for some reason, this just clicked.
It’s from a professional organizer, and it just makes sense. I think I’m going to print this out and post it on my bulletin board, the ideas are so simple and so relevant.
The biggie for me, hands down #3, don’t let those clothes touch the floor! Awesome advice...
So, here’s what organized people do, if any of you struggle with this, you might gain some insight from this as well… ~ Jan
1. They make their beds."Arguably the most important activity of the day, there's really no excusing this one. Bed making promotes productivity throughout the day and will pave the way for an organized lifestyle. Plus, it's a pleasure to get into a made bed at the end of a long day."
2. They write out a to-do list."Take a few minutes in the morning to jot down your goals for the day. Having a concrete list will keep you on track throughout the day and give you a sense of accomplishment when tasks are completed
3. They tend to clothing as soon as they take it off."Hang, launder, or fold every garment and DO NOT let anything hit the floor. Neglected clothing can slowly build up and lead to an overwhelming mound."
4. They wash the dishes."A sink full of dishes will make your entire kitchen feel and look messy. Get in the habit of washing dishes at the end of the day or at least soaking them so you can quickly wash them the next day."
5. They wipe down surfaces."Your kitchen and sink counters inevitably get dirty every day. So take a minute or two to wipe them down before you head to bed."
6. They sort through the mail."Tend to your mailbox daily to avoid a build up of bill payments and to-dos. Immediately toss junk mail into recycling and store the rest in an active inbox so you'll know where to find it."
7. They always put their keys in the same spot."Whether it's a hook by the front door or a catch-all near the entrance, make sure your keys have a clear destination. You don't want to spend time searching for them when it's time to leave."
8. They empty their pockets and bag at the end of the day."Take a couple of minutes to throw away any receipts or trash that you've acquired throughout the day. Place loose change into your wallet or coin jar and make sure any loose papers are filed or thrown away."
9. They plan for tomorrow."Before heading to bed, mentally walk through the next day and do your best to prepare for it. Set aside necessary items and pack up your bag so you can grab it on the fly if need be."
"If you have a day or even a week when things get disorganized, that's okay," "Just get back on the bandwagon as soon as you can. Even the smallest habit change (bed making, dish washing, etc.) can help."
Source: Country Living Magazine
I’m not the cat person in our family, hubby is. He talked endlessly for years about wanting a cat and we haunted the animal shelters without finding the perfect kitty. I wanted a female, too many issues with males spraying, and hopefully, a sweet, docile little lap cat.
So we finally gave up the idea of animal shelters and went for a purebred. We decided on a ragdoll, looked at a few locally, but they didn’t do it for us, and finally traveled to a vineyard about 90 minutes from us and found “the cat,” a pretty little Ragdoll, a small cat since she had been the runt of the litter, and hubby deemed she was perfect.
We came home, named her Rags, but we just couldn’t leave it at that. Years ago I had an orange persian named Boo-Boo Kitty, and since we have a history of renaming our animals, Rags was quickly discarded and she became Boo-Boo Kitty.
LC is enchanted with her. I’m on board, too, but it took awhile with me. The sweet, docile little lap cat has been more of a little hellion. She refuses to sit on my lap, she jumps off of furniture and blindsides Maggie, jumping on her back wanting to play. And even though she is a small cat, she’s still bigger than Maggie, who weighs in at a whopping five pounds. And Maggie is old(er) now, she’s nine, and she has no interest in playing with a young cat. But she tolerates her for the most part, and when I hear Maggie bark or squeal, I know it’s time to intervene.
She lays on my computer desk and stares at me when I work, she comes when I call her if she’s in the mood, but mostly she ignores me, and heaven forbid when she escapes to the wild outdoors, she hasn’t got a lick of sense, she heads for the hills. We had her neutered and declawed right away, so she just can’t go outside, and she is getting better about not running out full speed ahead, but given the opportunity, she’s gone. She’s something of an airhead, she chases butterflies and blowing leaves, and then poof, she’s gone, off to the horse pasture or the woods with LC following her, stomping his feet and muttering about “that damn cat.” But the good news is she is a fly catcher. Since we live in the country we normally have so many flies that manages to get inside in the summer, but kitty stalks them, pounces on them and kills them. I haven’t had to use the fly swatter at all.
She’s not a scaredy cat, she’s very social, loves it when people visit, sits by them, allows them to pet her and even purrs, something she isn’t fond of doing unless it’s the middle of the night, when she jumps on my head and purrs in my ear.
She just loves little kids, too She’s so patient with Lexi, she sits besides her, Lexi yells “CAT” “CAT” at her, and she just sits there, and when Lexi pets her that’s fine, too, and when she gets enough she just moves out of reach, she doesn’t run away, she just keeps her distance.
It was so funny to watch her with Abby when she came earlier this month for her annual summer visit. They bonded immediately, Abby even gave up golf cart rides for the most part to spend all of her time with kitty. She would pull this orange string through the house, with Boo-Boo on her heels, pouncing on the string at every opportunity. Eventually Boo-Boo would bring Abby the string in her mouth and give to her to play with her. Abby had a hard time understanding that kitty wasn’t like a dog, she wouldn’t do what she wanted all the time, so Abby would declare that she needed to be in time-out, and she would put her in the bedroom and shut the door. Of course, kitty could care less, she would just curl up in Maggie’s bed and go to sleep.
She abandoned us to be with Abby, sleeping on the foot of Abby’s bed, she was beside her all the time. Abby, like LC, is enchanted with her, they were so sweet together, kids and animals, there is nothing better.
We definitely have enough animals now, Butterbean, the lop eared bunny still lives in a hutch under the birch tree on the patio, and LC has goldfish, Mac and Cheese in his garage. And Mags, she isn’t a dog, she’s my fur child, she’s in a whole other category. She’s taken to sleeping on my lap these days, no doubt because I protect her from the big, bad kitty.
Our animals bring us so much joy, they make us smile with their antics and brighten our lives on a daily basis. You can tell a lot about a person’s character by the way they interact with animals. It’s a zoo at our house these days, but it’s never boring. Now just where is that darned cat, anyway. Guess I need to check the linen closet, sometimes she jumps in there to nap and I shut the door without realizing it. She lets us know when she wants out though, and so far it’s been quiet...
The seed was planted for this story many, many years ago when I saw this sweet little role poly white haired grandma wearing a bib apron and selling her jam on QVC. She said that her nickname was “Nana Sugar,” all of her grandkids called her that.
Well, I thought that was just the cutest thing I ever heard, I didn’t have grandchildren at the time and when I brought up that idea, my family informed me that there was no way they were going to have kids and let them call me “Nana Sugar,” they shot down that idea faster than a New York minute.
If you read my blogs back in the day, or if you know me personally, you realize that I went on and on and on about this, I thought I would be the perfect Nana Sugar, but I had to give it up, because the first thing you learn about being a grandparent is that you are no longer in charge. Parents rule!
And then I became Grammie and it was just the best thing, there is nothing sweeter than hearing those little voices calling my name.
I’ve worked with Lexi so much, trying to get her to say Grammie. Larry is known to Ben and Abby as P-Pa, and Lexi has called him Pa-Pa for several months now, but she just can’t or won’t say “Grammie” despite my constantly pleading, trying to get her to say it. I’m always saying to her, “Grrrrrr-ammie, Grrrrr-ammie” and she looks at me and just cracks up. When they were here last weekend it was the samo, samo. They arrived, walked into the garage, her Daddy was carrying her, and she pointed that little finger right at LC and said “Pa-Pa.” Then she looked at me and giggled.
Well, this can’t continue, so out of desperation, I said to her, “Nana.” She immediately parroted back “Nana” and said it over and over the entire weekend. Well, let me tell you, I also worked on the “Sugar” part of it. No luck yet, but I’m hopeful.
There is no rule that says that one set of grandchildren can’t call you one thing and the other grandchild can’t call you something else. Nowhere is that written in stone! And John, now that he lives in Nashville and is married to Deanna, a true Southern woman, has softened to the idea of “Nana Sugar.” Deanna loves the idea, so I’ve got a shot at it. Wouldn’t it be awesome if I could pull this off?
Oh, quit rolling your eyes, I know it’s hokey, but I just love it.
Yep, with a little luck I may still be “Nana Sugar” after all! Hot damn...
Hubby had the big 7-0 birthday this past weekend and the family was here. There was also a surprise party, but that story is for another day.
Lexi has gone from being a baby to a toddler at warp speed. She has changed so much this summer, it’ shocking. The kids all played together so well, she was such a big girl, right in the middle of everything. Ben, especially, was good with Lexi. He was very gentle and patient with her, he’s the sweetest little boy.
I love the picture of Ben and Abby with the iPad, they look so angelic. Sweet, sweet little souls, my grandchildren. I truly am blessed!
Abby was here last week for her annual summer visit. We had a wonderful time, almost six year olds are full of joy and their giggle is infectious. We had lots of activities planned, and while she enjoyed them all, at her age she was content just playing in the house.
We had a rainy week, so we were indoors a lot, and her favorite thing to do by far was playing in my office. She sent her Daddy emails, which by the way, she pulled up, addressed, and typed by herself. Grammie is so proud of the things she does, sometimes she just amazes me. We bought her safety scissors, her idea, since we didn’t have kids scissors to use, and she printed off things that interested her. She cut them out, glued them together and by the time she went home she had a big envelope, on which she had typed her name and printed in Photoshop Elements using fonts and colors, another first, she had never used a graphics editor before, just stuffed with her papers.
But by far, the thing that intrigued her the most was my stapler. I have an old retro one, the big one with the round knob on the top. She must have gone through a whole row of staples. I showed her how to use it, hovered over her and kept telling her over and over to keep her fingers out of the way, and she had a blast!
I have lots of colored pencils that she enjoyed, she loved my paperweights, too, and my markers, it was a little girl’s delight, my office. And now that she’s gone, I look at my things and smile, remembering how much she enjoyed using them.
And the flurry blob behind her, that’s Boo-Boo Kitty, a recent family edition that I need to tell you all about in another post. Boo-Boo and Abby were the best of friends, wherever Abby was, kitty was. She was absolutely crazy about Abby. Is there anything sweeter than children and animals? Nope, absolutely nothing.
To be repeated, same time, same place, next year, Grammie can’t wait...
Today was Abby’s first day of school. She’s thrilled to be going, Ben, not so much.
Here she is with her teacher.
And, Mr. Ben had a birthday last week complete with a Thomas the Train party. Little boys and trains, and cars and construction equipment, if it has wheels, he’s playing with it.
Just taking a minute out of a busy week to share a couple of pictures of these sweet little grandkids...
I haven’t posted pictures of the grandkids in awhile, but this one of Lexi was too cute to not share. LC got her the little Barbie Jeep and she’s mastered how to make it go. She twists that handle and she’s off, with Daddy trailing her as she’s still trying to figure out how to steer it.
She’s such a little cute patootie, rockin’ her Vans in this picture. She’s in big girl shoes now...
Vivian Vance would have been 106 years old today, but to me she’ll always be Ethel, and always be ageless. I’m such a fan of Lucy and Ethel that I named my computers after them. I know, crazy, but I love it when Lucy’s name scrolls across one screen saver and Ethel scrolls across the other. I’ve been meaning to name rename LC’s, as well, Ricky of course :-) My friend, Marti, also has a birthday today, you’re in good company, Marti!
Vivian Vance’s most famous character Ethel Mertz was a less-than-prosperous landlady of an East 68th Street Manhattan brownstone, owned along with husband Fred Mertz. Fred was played by William Frawley, who was 22 years older. The 2 actors shared great on-screen comedic chemistry, but they really did not get along when not filming & never socialized. Vance complained about his age. Frawley had heard that she stated that he should be playing her father rather than her husband. Apparently Frawley loathed Vance on sight.
As we age there are two things that are not attractive. Saggy boobs and cleavage. And thanks to my daughter-in-law, I have the answer to both! Lindsay is my go-to girl, she’s invaluable!
So let’s talk first about those girls that hang low and wiggle to and fro. It’s bad, bad, bad, and if you’re busty like yours truly, it’s a real problem. Let’s face it, older women have banana boobs and I have yet to see anyone of a certain age that’s perky. It just doesn’t happen.
Do a side profile of yourself with your bra on. The girls should sit midway between your shoulder and your elbow, but if you have an ill-fitting bra there is no way that this will happen, There is nothing worse than saggy boobs that jiggle when you walk because your bra isn’t supporting you. Been there, done that, but not for a few years, thanks to Lindsay’s knowledge.
Many years ago Oprah addressed the problem, she sang the praises of Wacoal bras and how wonderful they were. I bought really pretty Wacoal’s, but they were pricey and didn’t give me any more support than what I had been wearing, so I went back to the samo Lily of France, Olga, etc.
Then Linds told me about Wacoal Sports Bras. Oh, how do I describe these bras, they’re industrial strength, they hoist you up, they smash you down, they’re amazing. New ones always fit tight for a short time, you have to break them in like a new pair of jeans. At first, you may think they are too tight and they’re uncomfortable, just give it a few days and they will be fine.
Okay, so you’re looking at this picture and you’re thinking, “but they’re not pretty.” Nope, but they do the trick, can’t you tell by looking at this how much support they have? Look at the back and the way the straps adjust, they have hooks that slide into little pockets in the fabric, it works great. The front is seamless, it looks smooth under your clothes and they come in black and blue iris, as well as the nude that is shown. They cost $65 and trust me, it’s money well spent! I went to my local Dillards to be measured and if you’re interested in these, be measured (Nordstroms has great bra fitters if you have one close to you) or you can do it yourself from their website. I’ll post links below. I bet you don’t wear the size you think you do, either and it is shocking when you find out what your real size is. These bras are also cut high, they don’t show cleavage which brings me to my next point.
Cleavage… showing cleavage when you're older is not attractive, period! We’re no longer firm, we have age spots and skin like saran wrap, cleavage doesn’t look sexy on older women. We had our day, so leave that look to the younger ladies, do everyone a favor and cover it up.
Since this Wacoal Sports Bra is high cut, you can see from the picture that it’s a real problem with v-necked tops in the summertime. I always wear v-necks and scoop necks because they balance out my face and chest. This brings me to the other problem, what to wear over this bra so it doesn’t show with lower cut tops.
Unfortunately a lot of us of a certain age have the shape of a fire hydrant with breasts. The last thing we need is to add more bulk by putting a tank top underneath our scoops and v-necks. It adds even more thickness to your waist and it’s hot and it’s clingy. Silky cami’s aren’t the answer either, they don’t look right with knits, and if you buy a knit cami, you have the same problem you have with the tanks. At one point I even tried the “as seen on tv” clip on triangles that you hook to the front of your bra, what a disaster that was, I should have known that wouldn’t work.
I was talking about this a couple of weeks ago with Linds, telling her how I’m always tugging on my top so my bra doesn’t show, and she told me the answer was to buy bandeaus. I didn’t quite get that, since bandeau’s are those cute little strapless bra tops the younger girls wear, but she told me to buy them and put them over my bra. Then she gave me a link for Groupon for a package of 6 for $32. I ordered them Monday, they arrived by Friday and let me tell you, once again she knew what she was talking about. Good price, good quality and good colors. Works for me...
They come with padding, which is the last thing I needed, so it took it out. There is a tiny little hole in the side that you just pull it through. They come in regular and plus size, of course you know what size I bought, and I took one for a spin yesterday underneath my v-neck knit shirt. Whoo-hoo, they’re comfy, they don’t move around and they gave me the look I wanted underneath my top!
I always share the good stuff with you, ladies and I always tell it like it is. Maybe you, too could benefit from a Wacoal Sports Bra and a package of bandeaus. Just sayin.. ~ Jan
Now for the links, I know you want them :-)
Wacoal Sports Bra Style #855170
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