Who needs to jangle their nerves over holiday shopping?
Here’s how to make holiday shopping a JOY and a blessing.
Who needs to jangle their nerves over holiday shopping?
Here’s how to make holiday shopping a JOY and a blessing.
Click through to get the how-to’s: just small brown paper bags, washi tape and clothespins! (And don’t miss all the other “Celebrating, Thriftily” ideas on HowToConsign.com’s Pinterest Board!)
Fake scan be fun, like those 1960’s aluminum Christmas trees… or they can be felonious.
It’s great fun to buy Christmas presents for those you love and it’s exciting to find bargains on luxury items friends and family might covet.
In your holiday shopping, you might be tempted to buy from sources that you aren’t 100% comfortable with, honesty-wise. Be careful out there… you could be buying a fake. Here’s how to tell… and why you shouldn’t.
Photo credit: By Michelleration (Flickr) [CC-BY-2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)%5D, via Wikimedia Commons.
In the late 1950’s or the early 1960’s, I remember my mother teaching me how to check the quality of gently-used good clothes. The lesson that remains (really, I can see where we were, how the air felt, and even smell my mother’s Arpège perfume!) was the delicate, supple Continue reading
Pricing that is absurd: suspect they’re overpricing just so they can fool you into thinking you’re getting a bargain when they “mark it down”?
Boring selection: offended by the chains’ assumption that you actually want to look just like everyone else?
Not even being able to find someone to take your money? I mean, here you are, cash in hand, and there’s no salesperson to ring you up… or if there is, it’s like you’re interrupting them with your silly need for service.
No JOY in shopping the chain stores? The department stores, the discounters, the outlet stores which aren’t really even outlets?