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Knick Knacks
Our house is filled with knick knacks. No surface area is left barren. Shelves, coffee tables, end tables–all covered with mementos, keepsakes, souvenirs, ceramics, and antiques (other people’s old junk). We’ve got Majolica ceramic monkeys, scores of tartan accessories, ivory combs, Limoges porcelain, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Ruminations
Tagged Antique, Antiques and Collectibles, collectibles, knick knacks, mementos, nick nacks, Shopping, souvenirs
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The Husband Chair
Every good women’s retailer knows about the husband chair. Having a wife and two daughters, I am very well-acquainted with it, since any free time in an outing can explode into a two-hour shopping diversion. The husband chair is the place where … Continue reading
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Tagged Haute couture, Humor, Humour, Husband, Musings, Relationships, Retailing, Seating, Shopping, Wife
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The UPS Man
Our UPS man is named Dave. We are on a first name basis. I see him almost every day. More than almost anyone I know. I am thinking of inviting him for Thanksgiving this year. Our Fed Ex man is … Continue reading
Costco
One of my family’s secret pleasures is a trip to Costco. We all run around the store putting as much stuff in our cart as we can. We start with a regular shopping cart. When that one is too heavy … Continue reading