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Jan 2017
7:23pm, 5 Jan 2017
10,048 posts
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Autumnleaves
The curry was really good!
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Jan 2017
7:23pm, 5 Jan 2017
19,436 posts
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Lip Gloss
My washing came in dry  more on for going out tomorrow...the downside is I need to do the ironing before packing for a weekend away to meet new fetchies 
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Jan 2017
7:24pm, 5 Jan 2017
1,998 posts
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Mazlin
I also put up zero decorations, then I went round to my parent's and enjoyed theirs without having to put in any effort
Fleecy, I did a John Lewis personal shopping thing the other month to get a dress for a wedding - the one she found me had 60% off AND I got to sit in a lovely room on my own and read a book while someone else collected stuff for me AND I got to jump the queue at the till. It was far less painful than normal shopping.
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Jan 2017
7:27pm, 5 Jan 2017
10,049 posts
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Autumnleaves
I had a go with a personal shopper some years ago - it was lovely, I drank tea and people ran around gathering things. I tried on loads of things I wouldn't have picked out myself and I bought one or two of them
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Jan 2017
7:35pm, 5 Jan 2017
23,160 posts
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alpenrose
Perhaps a personal shopper would be the way to go for me - do you have to pay for them?
LG, off to the big city?
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Jan 2017
7:38pm, 5 Jan 2017
19,439 posts
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Lip Gloss
In Scotland AR yip and so looking forward to it but first I have to work all tomorrow
I used to think I would like to be a personal shopper but never did anything about it
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Jan 2017
7:40pm, 5 Jan 2017
22,054 posts
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halfpint
Dog walked. I can report it is bloody freezing out there. QP hoovered today AND he just brought in pellets for the boiler without complaining - not actually very mundane!! Sitting on the sofa after a busy day. Trying to find something to watch - recommendations welcome.
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Jan 2017
7:40pm, 5 Jan 2017
10,051 posts
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Autumnleaves
AR if you don't mind a department store then I think they are usually free.
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Jan 2017
7:45pm, 5 Jan 2017
14,196 posts
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jennywren
Debenhams personal shoppers are supposed to be good although I haven't tried them. They're free.
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Jan 2017
7:49pm, 5 Jan 2017
1,999 posts
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Mazlin
JL do a few different types - the one I did was free. You can do a 'whole new wardrobe' thing lasting about 5 hours(!) which the charge for but I think if you spend over a certain amount you get it back.
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