Being the health enthusiast I am [insert incredulous snort here] I decided to spare my liver, and just spent R300 on An Incomplete Education
So, the book looks way awesome. I plan to keep it in my handbag at cocktail parties and consult it for clever things to say. Actually, at 700 pages, I might need to keep it in my wheelbarrow. But that's okay, because I have a decorative wheelbarrow especially for cocktail parties.
Expect a review when my New Favourite Book arrives in about three weeks. Actually, you're better off expecting a review once I finish reading it. Ten years and three weeks, then.
That's the trouble with online retail therapy. The rush of clicking through your (mom's) credit card payment for something incomprehensibly awesome is quickly replaced by the stark sensation of empty-handedness.
... And that's when we head to TEQUILA!
lol. R6 is cool. It's more than R0!
ReplyDeleteBut all the ads are telling me that I need to lose weight and/or check into rehab! And I don't want to do those things!
ReplyDeleteI want a decorative wheelbarrow! Although I do already have The Massive Handbag of Massiveness that makes me look like a shoplifter at Pick 'n Pay when I refuse a plastic bag and happily pack a week's groceries into my handbag.
"But all the ads are telling me that I need to lose weight and/or check into rehab! And I don't want to do those things!"
ReplyDeleteHaha, really? 'Cause mine are telling me to meet Gay Black Hunks. Amazing...it's like they can see into our souls.
Besides, you don't have to buy anything, just [click] "Oh by rehab I thought you meant candy, oh well..." [close page]
Works every time!