Anyway, I returned said top and instead of walking out of the store with a $50 credit. Naturally, I walked out with a $10 credit and a new pair of shoes.


And how cute will this go with my new brown flats?
Yes, I do realize I have a problem.
But before I finish this post and have Jinny lecture me that I should be investing my money I need to post a picture of a fabulous new lamp I just bought for my room. It's totally funky and totally NOT ME. However, the second I saw it I was all I HAVE TO HAVE THAT. And being the professional shopper that I am, I only paid $59 for this. Originally $200. Booyah!
Said lamp:
Oh and what would my rebuttal be to Jinny telling me to invest my money? I would be all, "Grandma, I AM investing. I am investing in me. Stock in me is pretty awesome". And she would agree. And then give me money.
6 comments:
That is pretty much the cutest outfit ever. If I had some extra money I would totally invest in you being cute.
I bought 3 pairs of shoes at the "sneak peak" of the Nordstrom sale yesterday. I blame the sales girl who told me the shoes I was trying on were already almost sold out. Of course I'm going to buy them if they are THAT HOT of an item! I don't really want to add up the final number... it will give me anxiety.
Do you take credit, debit or cash?
I'm kind of a stalker. I'll admit it. But I'm a friend of Alex's and I love your blog. You crack me up. Where oh where were those shoes purchased?
All major credit cards accepted, dear Carly!
Elizabeth: the shoes were purchased at Gap of all places. Who knew Gap would have cute shoes! Come back any time ;)
What are grandmas for? Dancing on car tops? Or lecturing and investing in grand daughters who buy weird lamps? With maybe my money.
PS I love weird.
PS2 I love Natalie.
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