Looking in my wallet on the train this morning I was rather irked to realise that I'd left my bank card at home and that I'd only twenty quid on me. However this annoyance turned to relief at lunchtime. You see, I have a major weakness when it comes to silk ties - I just love a nice, tasteful but usually bright tie. Well one of my favourite outlets is TM Lewin, who have a shop close by my office in Glasgow. Walking to the bank to pay a bill I saw the dreaded words in their window "SALE NOW ON". Most ties reduced from £59 to £20 and the end of range ones down to £10!
Well yes, I did have enough dosh for lunch and ciggies and just enough for one tie which will be on display at our Scottish Lib Dem conference in a couple of weeks. The question is, will my resolution last if i bring my bank card with me tomorrow?
Wednesday, 31 January 2007
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I bet you that by the end of the week you will have at least one other:0)
Oh dear. I used to have a shirt addiction: even though I seldom wear a tie, I do like a nice formal shirt, and have been collecting large numbers of different colours, styles and stripes. I've managed to get it in control a bit more, and the collection has bottomed out at 60 or so shirts. Certainly handy when the enthusiasm for ironing is at its lowest ebb.
will my resolution last if i bring my bank card with me tomorrow?
Depends on whether you take a diversion via a bookshop!
Maureen from Shepway
Niles said "he enthusiasm for ironing is at its lowest ebb".
Van Heusen non iron dear boy.
For good deal on shirts try Prowse & Hargood next time. I did and was very pleased
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