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2009-11-22
2008-12-08
SHOPPING
MONDAY
PART 4
First off it's been so cold since Sunday, and now this bus strike that might happen on Wednesday...ugh.
I went to Montreal last weekend to get away and do some Christmas shopping, but of course I ended up getting some stuff for myself.
The new H & M on St Catherine's street opened last summer (No longer have to take the subway and the bus!), but I haven't gotten the chance to visit until now. I had big expectations for this H & M and was left disappointed. I thought it was going to be just as big as the one downtown Toronto, but it isn't even half it's size. It didn't have a lingerie/sleepwear department and I really needed to restock on tights, undies and socks. They also didn't have kids (which I didn't need) or maternity which bothered me because I wanted to get a gift for a friend who's expecting. The only good thing is Montreal finally got a men's department so my boyfriend got some new jeans. Every time I leave H & M I itch to go again, but it probably won't be taking another trip down till feb-ish.




Why is it no matter which Zara you are at in the world it's always jam packed? An hour for the fitting room and an hour for the cash plus the store always looks like a hurricane went through it. Why can't they build the stores with more fitting rooms and cashes like H & M?
The albums were mine, but I got some cool frames for them at Urban Outfitters.
I've wanted these picture slips forever, but I could never find them everytime I got the change to go to Urban even though they were posted on the side. I put a few pictures in there to test it out, I still have to fill it up.
My boyfriend got me the Vogue book for our anniversary. It's amazing, Chronicles Vogue's history from beginning to now.
I couple of things I picked up at winners last week. I spotted this girl a few years ago on Mystylediary wearing a vintage mustard yellow Chloe sweater and I never got the image out of my mind. Finally after all this time I have found something similar.
PART 4
The new H & M on St Catherine's street opened last summer (No longer have to take the subway and the bus!), but I haven't gotten the chance to visit until now. I had big expectations for this H & M and was left disappointed. I thought it was going to be just as big as the one downtown Toronto, but it isn't even half it's size. It didn't have a lingerie/sleepwear department and I really needed to restock on tights, undies and socks. They also didn't have kids (which I didn't need) or maternity which bothered me because I wanted to get a gift for a friend who's expecting. The only good thing is Montreal finally got a men's department so my boyfriend got some new jeans. Every time I leave H & M I itch to go again, but it probably won't be taking another trip down till feb-ish.
Why is it no matter which Zara you are at in the world it's always jam packed? An hour for the fitting room and an hour for the cash plus the store always looks like a hurricane went through it. Why can't they build the stores with more fitting rooms and cashes like H & M?
I'm completely turned off by it, every time I go there I get discouraged and walk away, maybe their stuff and the prices are not good enough to test my patience. I was really surprised when I just as I was leaving I spotted this cardigan and could not put it down. So I didn't bother to try it on I just braved the line up and paid the 50 dollars. This is the first thing I've bought at Zara in so long, even when I was in Spain last September I didn't bother. I did find the shopping a little more pleasant in Zara native land as the layouts of the stores are a little more friendly.
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