Whilst out
clothes shopping recently, I’ve been aware that so many shops and clothing
departments seem to have reduced the number of mirrors in store. I find myself
traipsing halfway round the shop in search of a decent mirror to stand in front
of ‘umming and aahing’ about the garment draped across me. I know I can go into
the changing rooms, and ultimately I do if a garment looks worth it, but I
don’t want to spend my time vying for a cubicle if the colour of a garment is
going to make my skin look yellow! To reach that conclusion all I need is a
simple mirror.
The only
problem I’ve found with my son’s Marks and Spencer ‘Ultimate Non-iron School
Shirts’ is that ultimately they need ironing!
My award
for ‘staying power’ has to go to Virgin Media who have consistently sent
promotional literature to me about every three weeks for years on end, despite
me resolutely ignoring them. I’m never going to be tempted by their services,
and I’m sure I have made this known to them in the past, but still they soldier
on, bless them (she says through gritted teeth).
Yes, I know
it’s barely two months until Christmas, but I really don’t want to start buying
all the food now, even if I’m starting to look at gifts. So why do supermarkets
insist on stocking all the Christmas fayre now, clearing some of the things
that I really want to buy off the shelves to make room for festive food far too
early?
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