I love
sales. I love online shopping and coupon codes. I love 30 % off printable
coupons and buy 1 get 2 free sales. It is honestly quite desperate – I get
emails from The Body Shop, Aeropostale, Carter’s, Bath and Bodyworks, Guess,
Coach, Hilfiger, OshKosh, Payless Shoes…. you name it, I’m on it!
The problem
is I also buy everything I see on clearance. And I really mean everything. I will
buy the too small shirt expecting I will be skinny enough to wear it. I will
buy the size too large jeans expecting I will one day be a little more “full
figured” to wear them. It’s just ten bucks, you can’t leave Levi’s jeans on the
shelf if they cost 10 bucks!
I believe
my best (or worst) reasoning behind a sale buy was this – I was shopping with
my little sister quite a while ago, the time before the two monsters ,and we
found a great shoe sale. Mind you, I’m a tall woman and tall women don’t have
small feet. I’m sorry if I scared off some perverted male readers of my blog
now, I truly am. In any case, I tried on these perfect pumps. Nice high heels,
nice black and white coloring, cute peep toe… and a half of a size too small
for me. They were tight and uncomfortable but looked amazingly good. I bought
them. Yes, I hit the rock bottom of all clearance shoppers.
“I will be
wearing these when I go partying!” I told my little sister, “I will be drunk
enough to not feel the pain, really!” She eyed me in frown for a long silent moment. I
still bought them.
… I never
wore the shoes. The pair was simply too tight and I sold them later on. Still,
the memory of the shoes haunts me every time I go to a shoe store. I would
like to think I learned something valuable about myself, shoes and sales.
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