As I was walking through the streets of Downtown Southern Pines and noticing the Christmas decorations, I also popped into a few stores to find some new winter items that I would love to see in my stocking.
First stop was Denkers Dry Goods & Sundry, where I found myself wishing I had these texting gloves a lot sooner- especially at some of the colder evening football and soccer games.
After browsing a little more, my friend Emma Fergusen, who happens to be a Denkers employee, showed me some of the new Vera Bradley things, like this nail kit and head band that had just arrived.
After walking down a little further on Broad Street, I stopped into the Southern Pines Paper Company where I noticed some gifts that would be great for the younger kids on my Christmas list this year. I found a wide selection of patterned Solmate socks and some fun colored slap watches.
Then, I crossed the railroad tracks and headed over to the Traveling Chic Boutique. There, I found the “Mini-mergency” kit that contains 16 essential beauty-emergency items. I also stumbled upon a variety of “Haute Halos” – hair ties that look great whether they are on your wrist or in your hair and, on top of that, they won’t leave a crease! This year, I don’t think I’ll need a trip to the mall. Happy shopping in downtown Southern Pines!
By the way….If you shop at the Traveling Chic Boutique this Saturday, from 2-7pm, 15% of the sales will help send kids to Young Life Camp! Here are the details:
Blogger/photographer Eva Lineberger is an intern for sandhillsDig.com. She is a junior at Pinecrest High School and when she is not putting off her school work, she enjoys getting pied in the face at Young Life clubs and listening to her siblings fight over where she goes to college.