LOGO by Lori Goldstein

[Pearlee]

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@1Professor wrote:

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@Pearlee wrote:

The consideration isn't how often I'd wear it. It didn't look great on me--why I returned it last year.

@1Professor 

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@Pearlee   A vaiid wise purchasing block and one I have used, after regrets.

I've decided it isn't really "objective" that is, that an item does not actually look good on me, but "subjective" —for whatever reason, if I don't like the way it looks, or feels, I won't choose it and it becomes a waste.

On that note, I just returned the otherwise delightful chenille sweater. Didn't like the way it hung. A chenille thing, I suspect. Sigh.

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@1Professor  it is definitely a perception and if it's negative, as you say we won't get use out of it. A friend once said "a bargain isn't a bargain if you aren't going to use it" which I think applies to this coat in my case.

Didn't you get 2 chenille sweaters? Did you return noth. Ir cancel one earlier? I totally understand.  I really love that item but if you don't, then back it should go.

[1Professor]

@Pearlee    Both. Sigh.