Donna Ardizzoni / Circle Consulting Group 978-526-9222

I would like to share a life altering discovery about socks.

If you or the person you buy socks for is a man that wears a 11 or 12 or larger shoe, make sure you buy XL socks.

It’s a game changer.

Large socks are generally labelled that they are for shoe size 9- 11.5.

That’s a bunch of horseshit if wear an 11.  If you wear a size 11 shoe and buy Large sized socks your feet will be cramped and it will cut your circulation making your feet cold in the winter.

When you go to the stores a majority of what will be on display will be Large sized socks but seek out the XL.

Your feet will be infinitely more comfortable.  Trust me on this.

Total game changer.

I’ve also mentioned in the past that there is no reason you should buy cotton socks.  they suck.  they retain moisture and wet feet in cold conditions will make your feet 100 times colder.

You should only buy socks made of merino wool.

Because you wear your socks so often you shouldn’t skimp when purchasing them.  good socks that fit you properly- next level stuff.

Here are some of my favorites (click the link)-

Wigwam Men’s Merino Lite Hiker Midweight Crew Socks

 

Thursday December 6th
5-10pm
Gloucester’s 45th Annual Ladies Night!

Ladies come on down to High Tide and enjoy complimentary beverages, snacks and more!

Killer deals on all of your favorite smoking necessities and accessories!
Crazy discounts up to 50% off

Reception: December 8, 2-4 pm
at the RAA&M, 12 Main St., Rockport

Melodies and Tea Reception at the Rocky Neck Winter Wonders Holiday Show

Come have a cuppa tea and hear Lantern Light perform seasonal melodies on December 8, 2-4 at the Rocky Neck Cultural Center!

The acoustic quartet, “Lantern Light” performs a blend of folk, bluegrass, Celtic, Americana, roots and original music. Their relaxed style, varied instrumentation, and beautiful harmonies showcase their obvious love for the music they play. They draw from a deep well of songs from the familiar to unique and lesser known treasures. Lantern Light has performed at coffeehouses, house concerts, benefits, farmer’s markets, church services, and more!  Combining many years of performance, Lantern Light includes Marie Duprey (whistles, vocals) Michael Ross (guitar, vocals) Gail Wiegner (guitar, mandolin, vocals) Allen Wiegner (bass, vocals).

For more information contact

Patricia Conant

Rocky Neck Art Colony Executive Director
978-515-7004
director@rockyneckartcolony.org