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12 December 2007

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amy

ps on the pajama gram...if you order from there, order a size up. they run small imho

amy

dang..who knew about those PJs...i just wear them long and drag them around w/ me till they get ragged and frayed LOL! And I thought the SAME thing when I saw the Bell Cio sorbets on Oprah...GMAB! I've been eating that stuff for QUITE some time. Guess I"m cool too:)

ps: did get some nice pjs last year from pajama gram. they carry petites.

Amy Barbato

Hello Kathleen,

If you love gelato...try Gelato Giuliana (distributed nationally through Whole Foods, and widely throughout NY, MA, CT, NJ, RI areas.) Blows Ciao Bella out of the park. As authentic an Italian, artisan gelato as you will find this side of the pond. Native Italian founder, Giulana Maravalle and her award-winning chef produce this gelato in Wallingford, Ct., and sell in several Gelato Giuliana cafes,(including flagship location~Caffe' Bottega in New Haven, CT), as well as specialty markets, restaurants, private schools, theaters and inns throughout the Northeast. The traditional artisan method, and the finest, wholesome ingredients, produce a silky texture and pure, delicious taste. They call this The Art of Delicious! ...lives up to the claim~ Give it a try!

~A.

Anonymous

Every Macy's in Columbus Ohio still carries Hue pj's. Don't give up hope!

Sheri

I can SO relate on the hemming PJs thing, Kathleen. Us shorties either have to learn to sew or spend a fortune at the tailor! Come to think of it, I do both...as I have no patience to hem lined blazers and coats anymore. But PJs...those I'll do myself. :)

Kathleen

Now, you're wondering about me. Thank you for the link. They must be going out of business. The Hues I have are so cute and fun. Crisp cotton P.J.s with really cute prints and fun tank tops. Not old lady, hospital looking at all. I swear.

Jill

Let me clarify my last comment: Hue's website, not Dillard's.
J

Jill

KD-Do you have a Dillard's near you? They apparently carry Hue PJ's and their website is loaded with great jammies-they really do look nice!
Love the Santa/niece photo!!
Jill

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