But this time I did well. I didn't even buy the adorable sweater that was 90% off for myself, 'cause I don't really need a new sweater. Are you proud? I am. I did get Greg some Father's Day presents, but mainly stuck to my major vice: girls clothing.
But I'm sure you can see and understand my excitement about getting these dresses at $3.00 a piece for my girls:
They're sizes 4-6, so they won't start fitting Annie 'til next year or so, but at $3.00 each, I couldn't resist! (I also got a cute little white skirt, that she's wearing now for $1.60, but I don't have a picture of it, 'cause she's out to a movie with her Uncle David).
Oh, clearance racks, how do I love thee? (I was mildly bummed Annie's shown no interest in Hannah Montana or High School Musical, since there were racks of cute accessories and purses and toys and Easter baskets all bearing those logos & pictures at 80-95% off). Now I just need to spend the rest of the month out of the stores, since all my birthday cash is now gone.
3 comments:
Those dresses are adorable, and Kohls has such good deals. It is hard to resist spending $20 and then having your receipt tell you, you saved $80!
Happy Birthday, Liz!
Those dresses are adorable, Hil. I'm sorry that I drag you to Kohl's all the time since I am opposed to getting my own Kohl's card and must resort to using either yours or mom's. But hey, you got cute dresses, I got some awesomely sweet pants for $5. How can you NOT love bargain shopping?
What a score! Cute dresses. I love to buy ahead of time. It's like opening little gifts everytime I pull stuff out I bought a while back for my girls. Girls are so fun to dress up but can hurt the wallet:)
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