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How many pairs of shoes do you have in your closet?
Shoes? I'm barefoot most days unless it's snowing
Less than 12 pairs
Between 12 and 24 pairs of shoes
Between 24 and 48 pairs of shoes
More than 48 pairs
(and that's just for one season)
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[photo] Decorate for the holidays
How can you make the holiday season less stressful? A little fun and advance planning can help ease the tension and provide the start of a holiday tradition that everyone will look forward to for years to come. Here are a half dozen ideas to consider when planning the finishing touches for your holiday celebration.
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Elizabeth Wellington keeps up with the Triangle's evolving fashion trends
DeŽne your terms!

Jeans shopping doesn't have to be an ego-bruising experience. Once you learn the lingo, you can avoid a large portion of the wince-inducing styles and zero in on a pair you can comfortably wear out of the house, maybe even for lunch with your boss.

* Rise: Where the waistband sits. When the tag describes the rise as "lower" or "medium," it usually means the jeans will rest near the top of your hipbones -- an up-to-date and often flattering look -- rather than at your waist. Don't automatically rule out "low rise" jeans, provided low is not preceded by "too," "super" or "way." [more..]




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