May 09, 2015 08:32
club: west ham,
michael carrick,
club: manchester united,
club: liverpool fc,
pep guardiola,
club: chelsea,
club: juventus,
league: serie a,
england championship,
mario götze,
club: bayern munich,
league: la liga,
jose mourinho,
club: newcastle united,
cristiano ronaldo,
louis van gaal
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I like Ikea in that I can walk and gawk at the same time, and my hubby treats it as a busman's holiday. But yeah, you do have to gird your loins and go, I think!
With regards to shirts- yeah, purchase one now if the price is half price. I just purchased a [redacted] team's shorts because it's gone from £26.00 -£8.00! I can wear those while I'm walking and it's a lovely inky blue with a yellow border. (._.)
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IKEA is a pain having to walk past everything you would really want just to get the one thing you went there for. Window shopping and impulse buying at its worst!
I think I will get the Hummels shirt once I get paid, because lord knows I will need something to cry into.
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Regardless, ugh, I think for my height, the smaller I am the better. Yeah, the first two days are hard, but then you get over it. I stopped it last year because again, I felt cold, but sorry not sorry, I'll just have to get used to the cold or change countries! :D
Ikea - I will say that I'm trying to shed my house of clutter, so I don't need more furniture or whatever. But dude, they have the sweetest stationery of notebooks and folders et al- I didn't know that until I was at check out and saw a girl with some books and she says that they are AMAZING! I need some, and they aren't too expensive. I hate driving, but I might gird my loins and go out there one evening in the coming week!
Yeah, buy the shirt now. I don't know why football jerseys are so expensive though, I really hate polyester and how it feels against my skin. *shudder*
Also! I find the shirts for women to be naff. I'd LOVE, LOVE to get a t-shirt but they are all diamante, glitter or pink? FML. The Dortmund shirts look good- but what's Puma's cut like?
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