I’m waiting for January sales.Nivarna wrote:I'm rather impressed with myself... I've got all of my Christmas presents, and have wrapped them.
Stooo wrote:Gabby wrote:Stooo wrote:I'm going to tolerate this in the name of freeze peach.
For now...
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dis wrote:My son was talking about Christmas the other day. He loves it, he always gets excited about it early but he’s a wee bit earlier this year for some reason.
I bought a present for someone the other day, which isn’t like me but it was the very thing. I might try and get some more things now too, being done my September sounds great Gabby.
Wilson wrote:I've just done my annual Christmas Primark shop. I did two circuits of 4 floors and made 2 trips back to the carpark so I could re-load. Fucking Knackered but very pleased with myself.
Cleopatra wrote:Wilson wrote:I've just done my annual Christmas Primark shop. I did two circuits of 4 floors and made 2 trips back to the carpark so I could re-load. Fucking Knackered but very pleased with myself.
I've never shopped at Primark, but when glancing in on passing it looks like a huge, messy free for all. My idea of a shopping nightmare. These days, I do all of my Christmas shopping online and then, nearer to Christmas, pretend to go shopping whilst really just having lunch and mulled wine.
Wilson wrote:Cleopatra wrote:Wilson wrote:I've just done my annual Christmas Primark shop. I did two circuits of 4 floors and made 2 trips back to the carpark so I could re-load. Fucking Knackered but very pleased with myself.
I've never shopped at Primark, but when glancing in on passing it looks like a huge, messy free for all. My idea of a shopping nightmare. These days, I do all of my Christmas shopping online and then, nearer to Christmas, pretend to go shopping whilst really just having lunch and mulled wine.
The Hanley one is pretty tidy and well laid out. I wouldn't go anywhere else for PJs, undies, Christmas jumpers etc. The quality is surprisingly good and the choice is great.
Saying that, I wouldn't go near the place in December or a Saturday afternoon.
Wilson wrote:Cleopatra wrote:Wilson wrote:I've just done my annual Christmas Primark shop. I did two circuits of 4 floors and made 2 trips back to the carpark so I could re-load. Fucking Knackered but very pleased with myself.
I've never shopped at Primark, but when glancing in on passing it looks like a huge, messy free for all. My idea of a shopping nightmare. These days, I do all of my Christmas shopping online and then, nearer to Christmas, pretend to go shopping whilst really just having lunch and mulled wine.
The Hanley one is pretty tidy and well laid out. I wouldn't go anywhere else for PJs, undies, Christmas jumpers etc. The quality is surprisingly good and the choice is great.
Saying that, I wouldn't go near the place in December or a Saturday afternoon.
Sundaze wrote:Wilson wrote:Cleopatra wrote:Wilson wrote:I've just done my annual Christmas Primark shop. I did two circuits of 4 floors and made 2 trips back to the carpark so I could re-load. Fucking Knackered but very pleased with myself.
I've never shopped at Primark, but when glancing in on passing it looks like a huge, messy free for all. My idea of a shopping nightmare. These days, I do all of my Christmas shopping online and then, nearer to Christmas, pretend to go shopping whilst really just having lunch and mulled wine.
The Hanley one is pretty tidy and well laid out. I wouldn't go anywhere else for PJs, undies, Christmas jumpers etc. The quality is surprisingly good and the choice is great.
Saying that, I wouldn't go near the place in December or a Saturday afternoon.
By the end of the day they are pretty much a glorified jumble sale aren't they.
Clothes and shoes and hangers etc strewn all over the floor I feel sorry for the staff that have to tidy it up
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