Read necklace, not ALA approved.

etsy.com is a site where arts n’ crafters sell their wares.

If you shop at etsy, chances are pretty high you you are supporting a stay-at-home-mom, a starving artist, or a woman who wouldn’t otherwise get compensation for her work.

With that said, brookadelphia on etsy offers some pretty cool read necklaces. Don’t tell the ALA.

4 Replies to “Read necklace, not ALA approved.”

Hi Cristina – those necklaces are sold by someone on Etsy. I just saw them and linked to it, so I’ve got no idea. Best of luck though. Etsy folks are usually friendly and responsive. :)

when will you have more “read” necklaces in stock?

Love it!

Donâ€™t tell the ALA

Why not? Do they believe that ‘read’ is some kind of legitimate trademark of theirs?

Comments are closed.

Categories

Twitter

Hey so, I’m at [link] now.
Is anyone else trying out mastadon as a Twitter methadone? I’m [link] trying to post a bit.
@TheRealHoarse Get that substack up in your Twitter bio!
You know you truly live in a place when you start getting involved in the local cat politics.
@winsl0 @TheLanternSlade @LADOT_Honcho @eriquita @queenveej I don’t think you know what that word means
@TheLanternSlade @LADOT_Honcho @eriquita @queenveej Additionally, she didn’t stalk him either since stalking requires a pattern of behavior.
@TheLanternSlade @LADOT_Honcho @eriquita @queenveej She tweeted about it, so she didn’t just “let it go” but jumpin… [link]
@RobertJSpradlin @LADOT_Honcho @eriquita @queenveej If you think this person drove up to the grocery store to stalk… [link]
@TheLanternSlade @LADOT_Honcho @eriquita @queenveej So you can’t prove your claim? Got it. Glad we agree.
@RobertJSpradlin @LADOT_Honcho @eriquita @queenveej Okay, bud.

Related posts:

4 Replies to “Read necklace, not ALA approved.”