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Exactly.
I see all kinds of fashion statements out on the streets every single day—doesn't matter how old or young they are—but honestly, it’s fine. To each their own, right?
Uh, yeah—that’s way too much.
Honestly, M&S bras are the absolute gold standard for me.
Picked up two gorgeous ones there for $53.
They fit perfectly—plus they actually carry huge sizes up to 42 DD, which is basically our 105 E here in the States.
Monsoon has some seriously gorgeous pieces.
I usually just order everything online—even though I did pick up a few things locally today—because prices here in the States are way higher than they should be.
What I love most is their use of silk, cashmere, viscose... the quality is actually there.
I swung by H&M earlier and they’re running a BOGO deal on sale items.
Over in the mature women's section, I scored this stunning cardigan, marked down from $83 to just $23.
I also grabbed a hoodie for my daughter, which was on sale for $23, bringing my total for both to $23.
Honestly, the cardigan cost me only $12—and it’s great. Fits perfectly, too.
Last Monday, I sent a package via FedEx heading out to Maui. Guaranteed 48-hour delivery. By Friday, the recipient calls me up saying nothing has arrived. He even checked with his local post office—nothing. Naturally, I'm pissed, so I head down to my local branch to demand answers. The clerks just shrug. Their excuse? They’ve "never had this happen before" and claim they can't do a thing until Monday because nobody at FedEx headquarters is working over the weekend. After I practically demanded action, they finally called HQ and found out the package was logged at a post office on Maui back on Wednesday—just not the one the recipient was checking. Now the clerks are acting surprised again, wondering how on earth it ended up there. The guy I sent it to called that post office Saturday morning, and since they actually had the box, he arranged for them to drop it off. It finally arrived, three days late. So, what's the point?
I’ve used FedEx countless times before and it’s always been seamless. I intentionally avoid the regular USPS because it's always a headache. I’d much rather pay an extra $10 or $15 in shipping fees just to have peace of mind—especially when I'm sending critical documents or high-value items. I don't like taking risks.
This time, everything went sideways. No apologies, no nothing—just a massive amount of stress for both me and the recipient.