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october 26, 2003
shopping!
The stores are closed here on Sunday of course, but we did get some vacation shopping in during the week. At the local grocery store the boys got to ride in fun kid shopping carts with "autos" on the front,

and I found all the great knitting and sewing catalogs. I bought the new Verena knitting and Burda sewing mags right away and plan to pick up the latest Ottobre, Rebecca Baby & Kids and Filati magazines next time we go out.
The best yarn selection I came across was in a toy and hobby store; still I didn't see anything I couldn't live without. But I did find some material remnants marked down to a reasonable price, which will do nicely for some summer tops once I get back in the mood to sew again.

And now it's Sunday, a day of rest, at least from shopping. Not from knitting, though! I've begun sewing up the boys' vests and the back of sooty mango is all done (no pictures, as it's hard to photograph dark knits in this sun-less weather pattern we've got going on here). The boys will definitely have finished vests before we leave, but I'm pretty sure I won't be finishing sooty mango here. After all, the stores do open again tomorrow! And this week the kiddies get to go to the family stationery store to pick out something fun for themselves.
posted by alison at 11:39 pm | in
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vacation 2003
Cool shopping trolleys ! Oliver would love a go in one of those.He loves shopping !
Have fun shopping.Looking forward to seeing the vests.Vests = great garments for little people,keep the body warm without having to worry about dipping sleeves in the paint / glue / sand / play dough ...
It would be a good idea to get matching thread for your material while you are there. I've made the mistake of buying fabric when I was overseas and then found I couldn't get matching thread once I was home. Same thing for buttons or zippers if you know you'll need them.
Oh, you got some nice loot! Methinks you're an ace at shopping.
And here I was thinking that those shopping cart cars were a French thing; the kid rides one every time we go to Auchan. It's not free and I gotta leave an i.d., but it keeps the kid entertained while I shop :-)
Those shopping carts are great aren't they? Our local supermarket has them and Brooke always loves to ride in them. It almost takes away the pain of grocery shopping doesn't it?
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