shop til you drop
Nov. 25th, 2003 08:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
quietannJust got back from the outlet malls at Kittery, ME... I went up there with infinitely cool Karen K. for a day of "retail therapy." Lots of wonderful finds -- especially sweaters....
Big bulky sweater from Jones New York:
The most amazing blue softness from Eddie Bauer:
More Eddie Bauer:
Ralph Lauren candy, with matching hat:
More Ralph Lauren candy (the matching blue carpet background kind of ruins it...)
Don't bother hassling me about outlet mall pricing; I already know all the tricks they play to make you think you're getting a great bargain when you might not be. I like outlet mall shopping because each store carries a particular brand of merchandise (so I know in advance whether it's worth checking out or not). There are fewer people (especially on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving!) and the shops are not in an enclosed, echo-ey, crowded building. And most of the prices were quite good.
We had lunch at Warren's seafood which is right down by the water in Kittery proper. We didn't eat seafood; we had their excellent salad bar and rolls.
By about 6 p.m., we were both dead tired. Karen wanted "Breakfast for Dinner", and I managed to find the Friendly Toast in Portsmouth, which was completely yummy, although the service completely sucked.
Big bulky sweater from Jones New York:
The most amazing blue softness from Eddie Bauer:
More Eddie Bauer:
Ralph Lauren candy, with matching hat:
More Ralph Lauren candy (the matching blue carpet background kind of ruins it...)
Don't bother hassling me about outlet mall pricing; I already know all the tricks they play to make you think you're getting a great bargain when you might not be. I like outlet mall shopping because each store carries a particular brand of merchandise (so I know in advance whether it's worth checking out or not). There are fewer people (especially on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving!) and the shops are not in an enclosed, echo-ey, crowded building. And most of the prices were quite good.
We had lunch at Warren's seafood which is right down by the water in Kittery proper. We didn't eat seafood; we had their excellent salad bar and rolls.
By about 6 p.m., we were both dead tired. Karen wanted "Breakfast for Dinner", and I managed to find the Friendly Toast in Portsmouth, which was completely yummy, although the service completely sucked.
