Charity shopping

[watervole]

 I hadn't expected charity shops in general to affect me, but I went on a stroll around charity shops in Wimborne (something I always do when I'm there) and it's definitely left me feeling a bit jittery.

Some of them had annoyingly loud music and the PDSA had a perfume dispenser (I left in a hurry - making sure to complain - as those things often trigger my asthma), but the main problem was simply being in a charity shop.

I hope this wears off, as I get most of my clothes in charity shops as a rule.

Comments

[watervole]

I'm hoping to go charity shopping with my daughter and granddaughter next weekend. Maybe that will help.

BTW. I'm in most of the day at present, if you ever want to phone, you'd be very welcome. (We've got a spam-blocker, so you may have to give your name the first time, but after that, I white-list you)

[lexin]

Do you have Skype? The great thing about Skype is that it's free.