Sentences with phrase «do a little shopping next»

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As the weather has definitely gotten a lot chillier lately I've been spending a lot of time shopping for the pieces that are gonna see me through the next few months, and I thought a cool way to share my favourites with you would be to do a series of «edit» type posts, showing you the best pieces I've found in a number of different categories to make your A / W shopping experience a little bit easier for you.

I also randomly had a ton of people DM me asking where we got Starbucks on the island and there's a coffee shop inside the new Nantucket Meat & Fish Market right next to the salon so my bridesman Eddy did a little coffee run since he didn't need hair or makeup.

I'm off on a quick jaunt to NYC to do a little bridesmaid dress shopping / / wedding planning with my best friend who is getting married next year!

The other day for my birthday I went to the next big town over to do a little shopping (really for DSW and Trader Joe's #priorities).

Over the next few weeks I'll be doing holiday gift guides to help make your shopping a little easier.

The glitter is loose and will get everywhere (I had to shop vac my car the next day, and during the event I left a little trail of «fairy dust» behind me), but I didn't even care.

I wish I had a little more time to do some shopping, but maybe on the next trip!

Next we did a little corporate shopping on F St and later grabbed a quick drink at The Smith — I loved the atmosphere here.

I'm getting incredibly excited to attend Alt Summit next week so I'll be doing a little shopping for that as well.

I hadn't thought of looking at a thrift shop for a jacket or blazer but think I will do a little thrift store shopping next week.

Unfortunately the fix isn't going to come cheap... so it appears that I won't be doing much more than «window shopping» for the next little while.

In fact, next month, we head to New York where we will do a little school shopping for the kids and we always hit every Famous Footwear we find in the city.

Next we visit the bustling Jonker Street Walk (Jonker Street Night Market) to sample street food and do a little shopping.

And while the little cupcake shop downtown or the suburban construction firm up the road don't get the sort of press the big guys do, their successes are just as important as the next iPad or F150.

few days ago i was at a store and i was drivng outa parking lot and the guy was on my left side and was driving too he stoped and i hit him a lil with my miror he got a scratch and a dent i just got the car and the insurance is on my parents for now so i told him not to call the cops well work it out i gave him all my info got his and we agreed to talk it over the next day since it was night the next day we agreed that im either gona get his care take it to the shop or pay cash the next day i went on a busnise trip for a day he did an estimate and they said its 961 to fix wen his car at most is worth 10k and its only 200 to fix it max so i said wen i come back tomorow well talk i come home yesterdaay trina reach him he do nt pick up today my parents insurance calls and said they ai nt gona cover it i did nt wana do it trough insurance cus i got a 30k bmw and they gona make my car salvage tittle and in my miror onky a little pice chiped of the trimof the mirror and my parents insurance ssai they ai nt gona cover it wats gona happen now...

Soooooo, I did my grocery shopping yesterday... always a little angsty in those last few days before my next pay packet lands in my bank account... Anticipating things might be a bit tight on the available funds front, I handed the nice young checkout bloke a credit card for my $ 250 worth of -LSB-...]

Soooooo, I did my grocery shopping yesterday... always a little angsty in those last few days before my next pay packet lands in my bank account...

The next time I'm going to Branson I will stop by and do a little shopping.

Anyway, over the next two posts, I thought I'd show you my fall decorations this year, and hopefully inspire you to realize that you don't have to be a millionaire to have a cozy home - just a little creativity, and a willingness to wait for fun finds and shop around.