My favorite of the 2 I bought was $75. And I'm not even busty, so I'm not spending on high-tech engineering or anything. Steph, I went to Knickers in Hyde Park Square. It is spendy, but they are very nice, and I was able to tell her what I wanted (underwire, no lining or padding, not stretch lace) and she brought me everything they had in my size, and gave good advice about fit.

Steph, I went to Knickers in Hyde Park Square.

I've heard good stuff about them. I'll have to check them out.

My favorite of the 2 I bought was $75.

At the store I go to, I automatically send back everything they give me to try over $100. However good those will make my breasts look, I can do without. However, if they're also incredibly comfortable, I will just have to weep and move on.

The difference between these and the Wacoals that used to fit is that I no longer look like I'm wearing a nursing bra all the time. Which, is seriously good.

My sister has bigger boobs than I have, and a slender frame, but her bras are all prettier than mine. I'm not sure how she manages that.

I have been wearing these most of the time: [link] They sell them at Walgreens for cheap and they have a cup insert if you want it to have more coverage. No more underwires!

Of course, I am so lazy that on skating days I wear a sports bra under my work clothes so I have less to change when I get to the rink. [link]

I get way too much Genie spam to consider actually buying the product. Because I'm bitter, way bitter. Also, does a L really fit a 32 rib cage? That's a lot of dependency on elastic to span all those rib and cup dimensions in one size. I'm conventionally attached to my more tailored support. Also, never had a problem with underwire. Cheerfully wear it all the time. These girls like to move around. Infrastructure is important, or I can't even use the stairs in polite mixed company.

Ack, Calli, hope you feel better! I guess this means we may not see you tonight?

I think that slideshows, to increase page counts, in place of having images and text together on one page is one of the worst practices on the internet.

I think I would rather be rickrolled than deal with this bullshit.

Babysitting the dojo kids again. The 3 year old brought a recorder with him. He is so lucky I don't have a headache or that recorder would be meeting an ugly end.

We have a huge blanket fort and the almost 1 year old is quite delighted in destroying it. Less than 2 hours to go. I wish I had a project to work on with them, I wasn't organized ahead of time this weekend.

At Friday's with my book while Sara and the ndighbor kids see We Bought a Zoo. It doesn't suck so far.

-t is on her way here, and then we are going to Home Depot.

Wheee.