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The bags are just OK on their own. But seeing the bags aticnecng the chic street stylings of these two women helps me appreciate them a bit more. J'adore the zebra stripe against that teal coat. Rosie looks fab, love bag and boots against the backdrop of soft textures and perfectly fitted skinnies.

More from above, and an example of why I will never agree to buy potperry that is subject to association rulemaking. In exchange for adhering to the rules, homeowners got safe communities with clubhouses, pools and tennis courts. But what many didn't realize when they bought their homes was that the fine print gave the association the right to foreclose — even over a few hundred dollars in unpaid dues. All the association board has to do is alert its attorney to place a lien on the potperry to start the process. The home can then be auctioned by the board until the bank eventually takes ownership. Homeowners typically have no right to a hearing. In the past, housing associations have gained infamy for dictating everything from the weight of your dog (one mandated a diet for a hound) to whether you can kiss in your driveway (not if you don't want a fine in one). Homeowners' associations have served as the behavior police, banning lemonade stands, solar panels and hanging out in the garage. One ordered a war hero to take down his flag because of a non-conforming pole. Another demanded that residents with brown spots on their lawns dye their grass green.