CasitaBandita

CasitaBandita t1_j2f90k8 wrote

A couple thoughts and apologies in advance if you do these already:

- since you buy your earrings from pawn shops to eBay, always check them thoroughly before wearing them to make sure they are in usable condition. for example the hoops and friction tips are tight. with post earrings they typically have indentations at the stem and you should hear or feel those 'click' when the back is secure and with hoops the latch should click securely into place when closed;

-avoid screw backs, those are just painful and don't last very long especially if you take your earrings out daily

- when wearing hook style earrings, you can shape the rounded part to have a point on them, or angle the rounded part so that it comes to a point. this pointy part will sit better in your lobe and help the earring not roll out--think of a well balanced seesaw.

- lever back earrings are very secure although they can pinch the lobe or ear if the skin is thick.

good luck and hope these help. I was always afraid of loosing an earring when putting on or taking off my mask. the silicone backs did help with the hook earrings. I feel your loss...

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CasitaBandita t1_j1y5em4 wrote

I wish, for a change, my elderly relatives would take the initiative to send me a holiday message first. It seems they only send one in response to me sending one. Why doesn't it work both ways? Not trying to be snarky or selfish, just wondering why age matters when it comes to letting people know you're thinking of and care about them.

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