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Okay, so I would never buy these items I really, really desire. They're ridiculously expensive, of course, and it's against my personal values to spend that much on a fashion item(s). Drama Queen Boots, $468. Book Bag, $698.
Damn you, Anthropologie. I curse the day I ever set foot in your chandeliered, two-story pleasure dome. Maybe now that I've blogged about you, I can forget you...
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I too find going to Anthropolgie quite torturous, because everything I want(despite looking second hand, used, distressed etc...) is pricey. I thought I was safe moving to the East Bay ( where I didn't think there was any locations) only to discover a location on Hearst Ave. in Berkeley right next to the new Paper Source store.As far as getting the desire of owning theses items out by blogging about them...I'm hoping that works...LOL. As usual, keep us posted ( pun intended)!
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