Well, sort of. My readers have been keeping track of the items I'm putting on my Christmas list - in hopes that my husband reads this blog. I've been looking for the perfect necklace - the kind you can wear every day if you want to. When I stumbled across this beautiful bad hair day pendant from Nek Jewelry I had to buy it. The folks at Nek say it's from an Argentinian beauty school and is one-of-a-kind. The pendant is infused with a charm that is supposed to drive the eyes away from unfortunate hair. Let's hope it works! (They suggest wearing a hat if it doesn't.)
GOOD KARMA This photo made me smile. Maybe because candy makes me smile. Today I'm writing from the perspective of the owner of BelleRinger PR; I usually write as a consumer who finds lovely products or a blogger who enjoys the fun of posting. And I'm all smiles as I think about the many ways other individuals and smallish companies have helped BelleRinger PR during our first crucial months. One of the most (and least) surprising things I've learned as a business owner is the importance of working with a competitor. Sue Wetzel, owner of The Winning Pitch (a rival pr firm), is kind in sharing advice, knowledge and resources. The two of us firmly believe that there's enough business out there for both of us to be successful and happy. Another great businesswoman who's been generous with her knowledge and contacts is Crosby Noricks at PR COUTURE . As a proponent and cheerleader of Fashion PR, in addition to being a great blogger, Crosby always seems to know who to ta...
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