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The obscure The Nanny quote speaks truth, alas.
Coming back from Paul's, I discovered myself in Birmingham, and decided to go hunting for a new purse. Which naturally involved a spending spree in the process because the shops were all empty at 9.30am...
But since I'm no longer going to be spending the money in Derby, I might as well spend it on something more lasting anyway.
So.
H&M
~ Black and white striped top with off-the-shoulder rouched thing and button. It's hard to describe. The website's bloody useless or I'd post a photo... (£14.99)
~ Cerise mohair jumper with wide turn-down at the neck, and two big bobbles hanging off it. It was the bobbles that sold it, really. ;) (£19.99)
~ Six little butterfly clips in black, as they work better than hair grips in my hair. (£1.50)
Total: £36.48
Primark
~ Leather belt, blue, filigree/jewel buckle (£3.00)
~ Canvas belt, dark pink, holes punched all the way down. (£1.00)
~ Ditto, but grey. (£1.00)
Total: £5.00
(Oh, come on. I paid about £12.00 for a similar buckled-belt from New Look in February...)
Topshop
~ Jeans. Coloured stitching and interesting back pockets, otherwise fairly ordinary. I just had a jeans craving. (£30.00)
Stall on New Street
~ Purse (£3.00)
Grand Total: £74.48
Uh, yeah. It was an accident, I swear... Shopping makes me happy. I can't quite pinpoint whether it's the getting of new things or the general spending of money, though. Or perhaps a combination of the two. My shopaholism actually declined when I started getting the bus home from work on a regular basis in January and wasn't being picked up, because we'd inevitably go to Asda or Matalan and I'd buy things. But anyway, it's been a very long time since I splurged, and it's all very pretty...
Photos maybe later if I can be bothered...
Edit: ( Photos! )
No, I have no idea why you people would be interested in my purchases, but it's easier than describing them... and yes, I'm bored.
87wt2gxq7!The obscure The Nanny quote speaks truth, alas.
Coming back from Paul's, I discovered myself in Birmingham, and decided to go hunting for a new purse. Which naturally involved a spending spree in the process because the shops were all empty at 9.30am...
But since I'm no longer going to be spending the money in Derby, I might as well spend it on something more lasting anyway.
So.
H&M
~ Black and white striped top with off-the-shoulder rouched thing and button. It's hard to describe. The website's bloody useless or I'd post a photo... (£14.99)
~ Cerise mohair jumper with wide turn-down at the neck, and two big bobbles hanging off it. It was the bobbles that sold it, really. ;) (£19.99)
~ Six little butterfly clips in black, as they work better than hair grips in my hair. (£1.50)
Total: £36.48
Primark
~ Leather belt, blue, filigree/jewel buckle (£3.00)
~ Canvas belt, dark pink, holes punched all the way down. (£1.00)
~ Ditto, but grey. (£1.00)
Total: £5.00
(Oh, come on. I paid about £12.00 for a similar buckled-belt from New Look in February...)
Topshop
~ Jeans. Coloured stitching and interesting back pockets, otherwise fairly ordinary. I just had a jeans craving. (£30.00)
Stall on New Street
~ Purse (£3.00)
Grand Total: £74.48
Uh, yeah. It was an accident, I swear... Shopping makes me happy. I can't quite pinpoint whether it's the getting of new things or the general spending of money, though. Or perhaps a combination of the two. My shopaholism actually declined when I started getting the bus home from work on a regular basis in January and wasn't being picked up, because we'd inevitably go to Asda or Matalan and I'd buy things. But anyway, it's been a very long time since I splurged, and it's all very pretty...
Photos maybe later if I can be bothered...
Edit: ( Photos! )
No, I have no idea why you people would be interested in my purchases, but it's easier than describing them... and yes, I'm bored.
