Black Friday

Nov 26 2004

We’re still managing to kick Black Friday’s ass and send it crying to it’s Momma.

We took the Patco Hi-Speedline to the 8th and Market Streets in Philadelphia. Shopped…

Strawbridge’s (This one had my coat, in my size, still too expensive)

Burlington Coat Factory

Starbucks, but the line was too long

Lord and Taylor (Saw the legendary Christmas Light Pageant I saw this as a tiny girl, and it was a kick to see that even though the store’s ownership has changed thrice, the light show remains)

We strolled down Chestnut Street and after soaking in the holiday mood, trained back to South Jersey.

Next on the agenda? Dinner! Then more shopping! Woo-hoo!!

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Kimberly's bookshelf: read

The Awakening

by Kate Chopin

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tagged: fiction, women, and own-ebook

We Should All Be Feminists

by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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Hidden Figures

by Margot Lee Shetterly

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