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Life in the closing days of the empire
To the Manner Born
An irregular conversation about what's on my mind, observations on human nature, the decline of civility, and the ways men and women see the world differently.
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- Toad
- I am the happiest married man ever! Also, an ancient, left leaning, apolitical crank.
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4 comments:
What a lovely idea...wish more stores thought like that. I was shopping in Asda yesterday (British version of Wal-Mart) for Thanksgiving turkey and heard Christmas carols. Does my head in.
This is one of the many reasons why I love Nordstrom. When they first came out to the east coast in the early 90s, the country was going through a rough financial patch similar to this one. Many retailers were closing or downsizing...Nordstrom, meanwhile, was posting profits. Their entire approach to retailing is refreshing and sets them apart. Did I say I love Nordstrom...
mrs. T's favorite radio station turns to Xmas tunes the first of Nov. By the 2nd I'm looking to throttle someone. I can't imagine working retail and being subjected to holiday noise all my waking hours.
FreeKansas is sure that Curtis Loew would agree.
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