Why is it
that when I select a few garments to take into a changing room when out clothes
shopping, (a couple I really like the look of and an OK one that I might as
well try), I only ever end up buying the one that I took in as an afterthought
or to make up the numbers?
With the
summer holidays over, it won’t be long before the shops start displaying all
their Christmas goods, no doubt. (In fact a local shop put out some Christmas
cards a month or two ago). So I thought I’d get ahead this year and be the
first to wish you all a Happy Christmas!
An early Christmas pic just for you |
My local
Tesco Metro has just had a revamp. I love the new, brighter feel. I love the
new more user-friendly fridges. But I hate the narrower aisles, lined with
higher shelf units – a trend in many shops now it seems. Why don’t they just go
the whole way and turn the shop into a maze? Customers lucky enough to find
their way to the centre can be rewarded with the products that they were
looking to find!
When it
comes to buying jeans it would seem that we are spoilt for choice. There are
skinny, straight leg, bootcut, relaxed, loose, comfort, carpenter and boyfriend
fit jeans. I’m waiting for ‘actually fit’ jeans, as no matter which style I opt
for, there’s always something not quite right about them.
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