Money equals status, it equals independence, it equals evil, and it equals lots and lots of shopping. I have just returned from a 90-minute shopping trip during which I entered two stores and emerged armed with two peep toe pumps, black stilettos, sneakers, a short Victorian jacket and one yellow trench coat.
I went through the last dollars I had on me. Technically speaking, I can now beg for money and be absolutely honest about it. I cannot say “God bless you” by the end of the affair though, so I will have to come up with something of equal spiritual value to reward the generous. How about “I will send you positive vibes”?
In the stores today, I felt as if someone had taken off some invisible leash that had me bound to the couch during the past two days. I was, and still am, physically sapped after the trips to Toronto and Washington DC. During these trips I did not get any time to rest and I was living out of a bag, which is not nearly as romantic as it sounds. Consequently, I was drained to such a degree that I alternated between the couch and the bed for my birthday party yesterday.
To sum it all up, I am exhausted, bankrupt, and going home in three days. I am unsure what I should be feeling but thankfully, the forbidden fruits I just bought are my consolation.
Happy Birthday, Dear Tololy!!<br /><br />You are an amazing shopper, all that in 90 minutes! I’ll be praying for an uneventful trip home…good thing there isn’t ‘exit tax’ in the US :)<br />
<p>"To sum it all up, I am exhausted, bankrupt, and going home in three days"</p>
<p>This is not positive vibes! :)</p>
<p>You should be saying "I had a great vacation, practiced my favourite hobby of shopping, enjoy my time to the max, and now going back to my home that I missed. Love you all."</p>
<p>;)</p>
<p>"I have just returned from a 90-minute shopping trip during which I entered two stores and emerged armed with two peep toe pumps, black stilettos, sneakers, a short Victorian jacket and one yellow trench coat."</p>
<p>Insidious, western consumerism claims yet another victim. :P</p>
Ah, last day(s in your case ;)) shopping. That once drained my wallet I had to run to the ATM at 4am to be able to pay the hotel!!!