POTD: Peek-a-bones Shoes

These X-Ray Skeleton Shoes seem appropriate for this time of year, although I have a sneaking suspicion that they were not designed for Halloween use.

Pumps not for you? Never fear! There is a boot version as well:

Men, feeling left out? Here you go!

POTD: "Sexy" Halloween Costumes

I find great amusement in the Halloween trend of trying to make ANY concept into a slutty costume. Last year's trends seemed to include a lot of board games (Sexy Scrabble anyone?) and 80s cartoon characters (aka Rainbow Bright). I always look forward to the wackiness that I will come across each year. So without further ado, I bring you:

The Top 10 inappropriately sexy Halloween costumes for 2011

POTD: Baseball "Fan"

Be the ultimate baseball fan with this baseball fan! There are four baseball bats, a baseball, a baseball mitt AND a home plate. It's too bad they couldn't have incorporated a catcher's mask into the design somehow, but I respect their restraint- that would have just pushed it over the top.

POTD: Crafty Necklace

This Betsey Johnson Skull Charms Necklace is on sale for $120. Thank goodness! $150 was simply too much to spend on something that looks like a 7 year old's summer camp project.

POTD: Derelict

I see KarmaLoop is taking it's inspiration from Jacobim Mugatu's Derelict line this fall.

POTD: Shoes that should not be made for toddlers

Today I thought I found a couple of errors on BabyPronto.com's Brand lists: 'Heelys' and 'FitFlop'. Surely these brands don't make shoes for toddlers? Oh but they do.

Here is the collection of FitFlops for Little Girls, since apparently you are never to young to start toning your glutes.

And here is the collection of Heelys for Toddlers. Just learning how to walk? Great, now try it with wheels on your shoes!

Still, I suppose it could be worse. Let's make sure Pleaser & Paris Hilton don't get any ideas...

Theatre Review: The Importance of Being Earnest

I went to see The Importance of Being Earnest on Broadway before it closes at the end of the week. Since it was just me, I was able to get a discount ticket in the front row somewhat last minute. I was really hoping to be able to take my parents and grandmother next week when they are in town, but sadly, all good things must come to a close...or end.

Brian Bedford did an amazing job playing Lady Bracknell, the matronly, elderly aunt. I enjoyed how he played a woman in a comedy without using the fact that he was indeed a he for any of the comedic elements.

Bedford was worth seeing the play for on his own, but in my opinion, it was Santino Fontano as Algernon who really made the show. Hilarious and entertaining, I thoroughly enjoyed myself.