When it comes to shopping centres I like to get in, get what I need then quickly leave. There's no browsing. The only way I know about something new is if I've seen it on-line or in a magazine. Window shopping is a form of personal hell {unless I'm checking out the windows of high end stores in Paris - that I can do...}
But op-shops... Now that's different. See, in an op-shop I can uncover treasure. I never know what to expect and am often surprised. A new op-shop's opening in my neighborhood on Feb 3. My gal cracked that I'd probably set up a mattress and camp out on the doorstep over night. Which got me to thinking...
I think I'm somewhere in the middle - I love to shop, but after about 3 or 4 hours, it's time to go ... P23!
ReplyDeleteI like to shop for books and that is about it. But i do love how shopping centres are air conditioned so a good refuge in the heat!
ReplyDeleteOooh yes Clarissa, i could book shop for ever! And wow, 3 - 4 hours PTT - that's stamina!
ReplyDeleteI am equal opportunity- I love the local Westfields but love op shops too.
ReplyDeleteIf I had to choose I'd say op shops though, it's like a world of possibility- you never know what you'll find.
Exactly - it's the mystery of op-shops that I find appealing Aneets!
ReplyDeleteI'm an op shop girl all the way.
ReplyDeleteI'm quite partial to $2 shops and Howards Storage World too. Although I rarely buy anything in either store.
Not sure what that's about actually.
Oh Megs, I think it's the surprise aspect of the $2 store and Howards as well. With Howards I dream about how this one thing will organise my life and make it so much better - and still walk out empty-handed...
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