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Temu Outfits delivery and why try on and give feedback. Post 263b

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I ordered four outfits from Temu. Temu is a marketplace, not one manfacturer, a sort of shop online. However, they sent all four items together inside one larger bag. I was pleased to have them all at once. Temu sends clothes in bags. When I order from Amazon it tends to be household goods or shoes which come in cardboard boxes. Their logo shows what they sell, clothes, accessories such as shoes and bags, toys. I was interested in clothes. The items were for warmer weather. I wondered whether to leave them neatly folded and compactly packed. Then I decided to open them. I wanted to check I had been sent the right items, sizes, colours, nothing missing, nothing I needed to return.  I would be able to give feedback if I wished to do so. Why give feedback. As a thank you. to encourage buyers to do so since I find the feedback helps me. Sometimes you have saved feedback and can check what you said about a supplier or an item. But the website might  not save your feedback forever. ...

Red shawl for dinner, post 253

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Red shawl for dinner. Photo by Trevor Sharot. I was wearing a white silk night dress, brand Patra. I had an aftrnoon nap and decided not to crease and crumple my day dress but to get back into my night dress   I transformed it in half a minute into an evening outfit by throwing on my red evrning shawl. I had had the foresight to hang the shawl on a bedroom hanger in order to dress quickly. On a previous evening on my long  weekend trip to Thailand I had left the same shawl either in the suitcase or a bedroom drawer and when we left the bedroom in a hurry to join the family for dinner I could not find it in a hurry  They say you learn by your mistakes  I did  Theory is to have the evening's outfit all on one hanger in one place such as the far right of your bedroom wardrobe at home or on holiday. I remember somebody gave me a whie hanger painted with the words mother of the groom (I think they bought a set of six for bride and groom and parents of the...

Looking forward - with an arrow Post 240

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Angela in striped apron with arrow accessory. Photo by Trevor Sharot. We were packing to move home. We filled 225 boxes, almost our entire container. I found this large bow. Too big to pack. Not used for years.  However, I wanted a record of it, to use it to illustrate a speech or talk with the theme of take aim. So, before throwing it away, I used it for a photo.  The bow symbolises moving forward, focussing on the future. Having an aim in life. 

How To Pack A Suitcase for A Week On The Floor. Post 466

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The overflowing Suitcase I had been packing for weeks The suitcase was full with extra items in piles either side. I kept taking things out, putting new things in, and starting all over again.  The Multiple Lists I kept trying to make a list. The red dress on day one, the green on day two, the red shoes, the yellow shoes. I needed five outfits if I wore the same dress on the journey down and the journey back. I wanted a day outfit and an evening outfit. I could take two reversible dresses. But did I have the right colour bras and slips?  Each time, I started a new list. I ended up with four lists and could not tell which was the latest. Chaos The whole room was a mess. I had so many tops and skirts and could not decide.  Urgent Solution Needed But I needed to tidy the house for family and visitors. I had to get everything into the suitcase and then put the spare clothes back in the wardrobe. (Americans say closet.)  It was a nightmare.  Count The Days I took eve...