Working It

Whenever my daughter and I visit a clinic, we always check out the scrubs that the doctors and nurses are wearing. My girl gets a kick out of cartoon characters of the nurses, while I like the subdued very chic professional look of the doctors. Sometimes, when we go out to shop, we try to find these interesting designs off the rack of scrub stores but we couldn’t.

And then, I realized that the more interesting healthcare uniforms and lab coats are better bought online from sites like BlueSkyscrubs.com, which offer a greater variety of products. And I have to agree, not only do the professionals have access to great designs but also to scrubs of better quality.

Blue scrubs, floral scrubs, striped scrubs, green scrubs, if you are a health care professional and a fashionista, too, you can find them all on BlueSkyscrubs.com.

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Our family’s big move northward is pretty imminent – two weeks to go and its on to chilly Calgary for us. We have been looking forward to finally settling in our new adoptive country for a while now so we have had a lot of time to prepare for our trip. Part of our preparations include, of course, making sure that each one of my family members have the comfiest, warmest, yet most fashionable winter wear for all those low temp days and nights.

For my daughter especially, I made sure that the clothes I’ve bought for her would be perfectly warm for her school use and for everyday use as well. I’ve also invested in good boots for her, in order to keep her little toes toasty when she plays in the snow that she loves to much. I am truly excited for her and what lies ahead for her.

As for myself and my husband, we’re determined to keep each other warm, hehe! Of course, we would be in our fashionably warm jackets when we do this. :) We are ultimately doing this to provide a good, promising, stable home for our children, so we also expecting all our winter wear to last us all through those years with us.

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