Fug or Fab? Charm bracelet calendars
February is a big month for me.
Of course there's Valentine's Day, which my hubby has always had a knack for. But it's also the month of my wedding anniversary and if the doctors are right it will be the month my baby is born.
So when someone forwarded me the trinket below it got me to thinking....
Charm bracelet calendars: Fug or Fab?
Off top, I see a wee-bit of cheesy-ness to the calendar bracelet thing. I'm not a ginormous charm bracelet fan.
But at the same time I kinda dig that the calendar bracelet has significance (your special day is marked with a jewel of your choice) but also manages to look somewhat cute. Those two things don't always coexist. Think class ring or "Best Friends Forever" lockets -- two things I've never been fond of.
The jury is still out for me on the calendar charm. I'll decide soon enough though. If you're interested, you can find them, most below $200, at www.notjustanyoldday.com
~ Deal Diva Nicole
(photos:courtesty: not just any old day and nordstroms.com)
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