http://www.the-middlepage.com/fashion-2/wont-wear-jeans-holes-knee/

Pssst! My Investing Tool & Investing Money Like a Boss book for investing like a boss just dropped:

https://www.savespendsplurge.com/announcing-the-investing-tool-investing-like-a-boss-very-little-work-for-a-big-reward/

http://www.the-middlepage.com/fashion-2/wont-wear-jeans-holes-knee/

I found some seriously great style blogs I’m absolutely in love with (no, they’re not 20, or 30-something waifs, but older, some in their 60s!), because they have some killer style.

I covet their looks, and love seeing them document their attitude and outfits for me to copy & admire, my favourites are:

  1. The Middle Page is my absolute favourite of the bunch and she dresses the most like me right now (see above); this is the kind of grandmother I’ll be in the future, I guarantee it.
  2. Accidental Icon is so thoughtful with every post (makes me think), and fearless. She wears things I wouldn’t dare! Amazing style.
  3. Not Dead Yet is a fellow thrifter (yes I am now considered one of the fold), and her colour pairings are very pretty.

This is what else I found this week:

4 responses to “In the world of Save. Spend. Splurge.”

  1. Cathy Williamson Avatar

    Hi Sherry! I am beyond flattered that you would feature me on your amazing blog! Thank you for your kind words too! I have had the best time looking at your blog this morning! You cover so much and you definitely have a new reader!!! Thank you again, and would love to keep in touch! xoxo

  2. Kandice Avatar
    Kandice

    I’m cracking up. Hopped over to the Middle Page blog, got to like the fourth picture, and immediately knew where the picture was taken. Like, the restaurant she was standing in front of (it’s close and I’ve been there a million times.) Small world.

    1. Sherry of Save. Spend. Splurge. Avatar

      CRAZY! 🙂 She has fantastic style.

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