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[beccaelizabeth]

I had my sunday breakfast, and bought food like breakfast and bread, and then I went through the factory shop on the way home and bought an outfit for £30. Three items for £30 works out, yesno? I usually buy things for £3, but I'm starting to realise that (a) this is why I'm running out of trousers and (b) it probably shows. So, I got a plain black cardigan, a plain black pair of trousers (size 18 short - don't know if they fit, but then most of my trousers are only vaguely me shaped. I should probably do something about that.) and a sparkly black and silver top. That cost £14 and I wasn't sure I wanted to spend that much on it, so I decided I would buy it if I could find trousers. Which in my mind roughly translated to a hell freeze scenario, cause I've been looking for months and they mostly have size 12 or something. But then there were trousers, and I think I like them, and I think I like the top, and I thought I liked it all the other weeks I looked at it, so now I own it.

Considering how much money I have sitting around I should probably get less worried about spending it. But being worried about spending it is how I have that much money. And I have plans to spend it on interesting things like going to plays, which costs a bit more than the cinema.

So, anyways, successful shop.

I should probably find things to do that aren't shopping in a shop that I don't entirely like. I could decide to spend proper money and go shop places I do like. In Norwich or online.

Next: Have a bath. Possibly read a book. Probably not both at once.
I like Sunday.