They're still at the mall I go to, I managed to find a cheap tee there lol. I used to mostly shop for clothes at places like Walmart, Target, Old Navy, etc. but now I pretty much exclusively go to hot topic lol.
I bought some 9$ wranglers at Walmart years ago, most comfortable jeans ever! Still lasting, looking great
He saw the early preview of 19/20 from JB!
Was sitting down and went to stand up then felt like I was gonna pass out then lost all feeling in my body then instantly felt fine, what a weird feeling, probably due to so much stress I’ve been experiencing lately
Yeah I agree. I don’t mind having a few nice things that are high quality and last a long time. But I don’t have the dough to buy a lot of expensive clothes. The things you mentioned like shoes and belts are good to have, especially if you have to stand a lot or dress up frequently. Also, good shoes are worth it if you run a lot. It’s nice to have a good suit also. I’d say about 60% of my stuff comes from Kohl’s. The rest is a mix of Macy’s, Buckle, Target, and the Amazons.
Is it my turn yet?
Oh, the days of buying A&F and Hollister for the kids! On birthdays or Christmas we would pick up a few things. And we’d go online and buy on clearance. The clothes did seem to last, but definitely not something they would get on the regular. Single motherhood didn’t allow for that.
Nowadays the most expensive items in my closet are my running shoes and nursing shoes. There is something to be said for nursing - definitely cheaper and easier to throw on scrubs and go.
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This map is only available during the months of march and april
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I just don't understand why anyone would root for cold in Mid to Late March. I can understand rooting for cold in the winter for snow chances or in the summer so it wont be so hot, but what benefit do you get from cold in Mid to Late March ?
Both threads I’ve started over a week in advance of each corresponding threat were both subsequently highlighted by the SPC. It’s easier to get strong-severe thunderstorms in the spring than snow in the winter around here
My son is autistic and doesn’t have a concept of style or what’s in fashion or what not. My sister runs a tee shirt business and makes him shirts with his favorite things on them. He loves those better than anything. We’ve been lucky not to have to buy really expensive things for him to be rough in and tear up. I am fortunate that I work for a tech company, where we can wear jeans, shorts, tees, whatever. Certainly allows for inexpensive wardrobe maintenance!Oh, the days of buying A&F and Hollister for the kids! On birthdays or Christmas we would pick up a few things. And we’d go online and buy on clearance. The clothes did seem to last, but definitely not something they would get on the regular. Single motherhood didn’t allow for that.
Nowadays the most expensive items in my closet are my running shoes and nursing shoes. There is something to be said for nursing - definitely cheaper and easier to throw on scrubs and go.
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That’s awesome. What’s the utility?
My son is now in men’s size xlt and 2xlt, and about 33 waist, and just turned 12! It’s awesome to not have to shop in baby gap and Oshkosh, and such! Him and I can now shop at the same stores!!
You son is going to be as big as you, no doubt! What are you, like 6’14”? I’m 6’3” and you were taller than me for sure. Dillard’s has a really nice B&T section.
Lol! I’m 6’7”, my son has been in 99.9% on the growth chart since birth! He’s 5’11” now, they use to tell us he may just start slowing way down on his growth, lol, then last year his pediatrician said there’s a good chance he will be 6’8” +! Yes, I love Dillard’s b and t
Less bugs, less humidity that last 5 months here and longer further south. And less mowing the lawn when we get late season freezes. Also it’s very cool to see snow in the southeast in late March and even mid April as happened here last year. It was the first time in twelve years of living here that I actually got a dusting of snow in April. It’s much easier to not want cold by March when you live up north and see as much cold and snow In one season as most on this board see in 3-5 and possibly more years. I know some people that live in the south don’t like cold after February but I’m in the same camp as GaWx in that I really enjoy colder weather.
