High Street Shops in US
Mar 3rd 2009, 6:57 pm
#46
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Re: High Street Shops in US
Wow, it's been a long time since I bought clothes from stores like River Island and Next. Heh heh. As we were talking about population density, PG, I think that factor is in play here, too.
People buying naff clothes. Bleurk... Conform. Conform. What do the tabloids tell me is cool? No thanks.
To the OP, this move'll be good for you.
People buying naff clothes. Bleurk... Conform. Conform. What do the tabloids tell me is cool? No thanks.
To the OP, this move'll be good for you.
Mar 4th 2009, 1:44 am
#47
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Re: High Street Shops in US
PeachTree City is only about an hours drive from a half decent outlet mall
http://www.tangeroutlet.com/locustgrove/directory/
your wife may find something there to her liking
The nearest half decent sized mall to Peachtree city is Southlake Mall in Morrow
Mall of Georgia just off I85 is the largest in the state
Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza are both places to be seen at but are too rich for my personal taste
http://www.tangeroutlet.com/locustgrove/directory/
your wife may find something there to her liking
The nearest half decent sized mall to Peachtree city is Southlake Mall in Morrow
Mall of Georgia just off I85 is the largest in the state
Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza are both places to be seen at but are too rich for my personal taste
Mar 4th 2009, 9:48 pm
#48
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Re: High Street Shops in US
ASOS delivers to the US and its decently priced.
I always get my clothes from here whether in the UK/US as they have loads of cool stuff and in the US I haven't found any of the kind of clothes I like unless they are overpriced in designer shops
http://www.asos.com/Woman/
I always get my clothes from here whether in the UK/US as they have loads of cool stuff and in the US I haven't found any of the kind of clothes I like unless they are overpriced in designer shops
http://www.asos.com/Woman/
Mar 5th 2009, 2:25 am
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Mar 5th 2009, 2:26 am
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Mar 5th 2009, 2:37 am
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Mar 5th 2009, 3:10 pm
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Mar 5th 2009, 3:18 pm
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Mar 5th 2009, 3:53 pm
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Re: High Street Shops in US
and I'm glad of that!! Our kids stuff went well, especially the "old fashioned" stuff- wooden train, firetruck, the guy with the magnetic filings that you used to give him hair and a beard, say, is that what you use??, puzzles and books. The adult stuff not so much although there is a "coffee table' book Ray would like on fancy American cars of the past.
I was also pointing out the Effingham County hairdo to my DH, which is the big upswept bang in the back with nothing else going on with the (long) hair in the rest of the "do".
This style is known as the "I'm closer to God than you" style.
We counted it a success because they had funnel cakes there!
I was also pointing out the Effingham County hairdo to my DH, which is the big upswept bang in the back with nothing else going on with the (long) hair in the rest of the "do".
This style is known as the "I'm closer to God than you" style.
We counted it a success because they had funnel cakes there!
Mar 5th 2009, 4:26 pm
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Re: High Street Shops in US
and I'm glad of that!! Our kids stuff went well, especially the "old fashioned" stuff- wooden train, firetruck, the guy with the magnetic filings that you used to give him hair and a beard, say, is that what you use??, puzzles and books. The adult stuff not so much although there is a "coffee table' book Ray would like on fancy American cars of the past.
I was also pointing out the Effingham County hairdo to my DH, which is the big upswept bang in the back with nothing else going on with the (long) hair in the rest of the "do".
This style is known as the "I'm closer to God than you" style.
We counted it a success because they had funnel cakes there!
I was also pointing out the Effingham County hairdo to my DH, which is the big upswept bang in the back with nothing else going on with the (long) hair in the rest of the "do".
This style is known as the "I'm closer to God than you" style.
We counted it a success because they had funnel cakes there!
I know what you mean...
Dec 5th 2009, 11:32 am
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Re: High Street Shops in US
Dec 5th 2009, 12:10 pm
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