Tag Archives: sales

To the Mattresses

Posted on December 9, 2021 by Sheila Moss

“We are having a four-day sale. Everything is on sale,” says the mattress man. Why is that mattresses are always on sale? Could it be because they are always overpriced? He went into his speech about foam mattresses Who wants … Continue reading →

Posted in Humor, Shopping | Tagged Bedroom, Beds, Buying a mattress, Consumers, Furniture, Home furnishings, sales, sleep, Sleep Number | 7 Comments

Christmas Shopping in a Day

Posted on December 7, 2017 by Sheila Moss

This year I’ve decided to do all my Christmas shopping in one day! Get it over with, I say, and get on with the fun part, like decorating the tree and making cookies. The malls will open early during Christmas … Continue reading →

Posted in Holidays, Humor, Shopping | Tagged bargains, Christmas, complaints, Crowds, Department Stores, Discounts, Gifts, High Prices, Holidays, malls, parking, sales | 2 Comments

Shop Till You Drop

Posted on February 28, 2017 by Sheila Moss

Spring is here and my wardrobe is sadly lacking, in fact, almost non-existent due to the extra pounds put on during the winter while wearing bulky sweaters. I am so tired of pinning skirts shut because the buttons don’t quite reach … Continue reading →

Posted in Fashion, Humor, Shopping | Tagged Bargain rack, bargains, clothing, Compulsive shopping, Mall, Outfits, Plus sizes, sales, Shopping fever, Shops, Stores | 3 Comments

The Shoe Carnival

Posted on September 25, 2016 by Sheila Moss

Just like the changing leaves, football, and kids returning to school, the change of season signals a change in fashion and time to go to the Shoe Carnival. How did all those winter shoes get so scuffed up just sitting … Continue reading →

Posted in Fashion, Humor, Shopping | Tagged bargains, Discount Stores, Good deals, Half price, New styles, Promotions, sales, Self-service, Shoe stores, Shoes, Shoppers, Sneakers | 6 Comments

The Door-to-Door Sales People

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Sheila Moss

The warmer weather has brought out the solicitors in my neighborhood like the dandelions. I can’t remember ever having so many people selling door-to-door. I don’t know if it is the economy, or some other phenomenon that I’ve not figured … Continue reading →