Saturday Shopping
Mar. 29th, 2008 10:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
livingdebThis morning I got out bright and early (maybe 9:00) to check out the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store, and then on the way back, Whole Foods, and then the mall. I highly recommend going out and about on a Saturday morning. There's very little traffic, plenty of parking, and low crowds.
I don't recommend doing this on Sunday morning, however, if shopping is on your itinerary. Most stores are closed.
I learned that Habitat for Humanity has a lot more new stuff than I noticed last time I visited, years ago. Like paint brushes, paint rollers, and paint trays. I got some masking tape for $1.
My best find at Whole Foods was bulk walnuts, cheaper than the packages I've found elsewhere.
At the mall I got a skirt I noticed during our many walks.
I looked around for a cute red, black, or cream short-sleeved shirt or blouse to go with it, but didn't find any.
Quote of the day (during the middle of a ballroom dance) - "Where's the beat? Oh, there it is."
I don't recommend doing this on Sunday morning, however, if shopping is on your itinerary. Most stores are closed.
I learned that Habitat for Humanity has a lot more new stuff than I noticed last time I visited, years ago. Like paint brushes, paint rollers, and paint trays. I got some masking tape for $1.
My best find at Whole Foods was bulk walnuts, cheaper than the packages I've found elsewhere.
At the mall I got a skirt I noticed during our many walks.
I looked around for a cute red, black, or cream short-sleeved shirt or blouse to go with it, but didn't find any.
Quote of the day (during the middle of a ballroom dance) - "Where's the beat? Oh, there it is."