Monthly Archives: December 2010

Throw in the Sponge

Posted on December 19, 2010 by Suzanne Gibson

The wearer knows where the shoe pinches I’ve never seen so much snow in December, not a day passes without at least snow flurries. I wasn’t prepared for a full-fledged winter. My half shoes were warm enough and kept my … Continue reading →

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Throw Down the Glove

Posted on December 9, 2010 by Suzanne Gibson

A Stroke of Genius Can gloves be brilliant? Is there anything new to discover besides making tubes for four fingers and a thumb and using materials with different degrees of insulation for warmth? The answer is yes. The other day … Continue reading →

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Munich’s Olympic Wonderland

Posted on December 4, 2010 by Suzanne Gibson

Carpe Diem It isn’t that long ago that people were out flying their kites in the Olympic park on a sunny week-end. Now kites are passé and jogging in the snow, cycling in the snow and sleigh riding are in. … Continue reading →

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