It’s nice living in a city with a lot of retail stores.
I grew up getting all of my clothing at superstores for low prices. I hated how terrible the quality of stitching was whenever a modern shirt or area of pants would beginning to fall apart. The quality was noticeably terrible on most of the clothes I received as a kid, even though I can’t blame my parents. They were doing their best with five kids and stretched income. I should have been more appreciative at the time, but at least I can see the situation in a modern light these days. Now that I have my own job, I can afford to shop in clothing stores on Main Street. A $100 pair of jeans isn’t going to throw off my finances for the week. I’m not vain, even though I appreciate having the money to afford $200 shoes and $600 sunglasses. Some of these items are built to last. This is how I justify my furniture purchases. I love getting special designer chairs made out of oak. These elegant items are heavy beyond belief, but it’s taxing to beat the glamorous look of real oak. I went out yupterday looking for more oak furniture. I wanted to add another piece to my growing collection in my house. A local custom furniture store is having a big sale right now. I found a good modern oak root heineken table that matches my couch and my entertainment center in my living room. I’m glad that the custom furniture store had the perfect piece of oak furniture to supplement my growing collection.