An odyssey at odyssey!

[mamtanaidu]

While I was on my way to foodworld to buy something really essential; a jaunty poster on Odyssey (bookstore) glass door caught my unnecessary attention. It read “I’m one year old….. 40% discount and something of the sort”..

I didn’t have enough patience to read further and greedily rushed to the already crowded bookstore. Dreaming big about making

Comments

[inspirethoughts]

Excellently written, even though it was a sad moment for you. I loved it!

I am a member of Barnes & Noble here and they have frequent discount sales that I save on books a lot. Also I buy online that gives me plenty of discounts. Sometimes I get two books for a flat 15$ that includes shipping too. :)

I am sorry for you though!

[inspirethoughts]

Oh BTW, your post reminded of me when I do such impulse discount attracting shopping for clothes. I sometimes end up buying more than what I wanted to buy. LOL!

[mamtanaidu]

I'm not surprised!!!

Shopping is our birthright you see.......;)
So I guess its ok :D

[srikantha_ks]

Though this is such an usual experience for everybody, the way u have put them in words make it so much fun to read.. A refreshing piece of anecdote.. Thumbs up Mamta maam! :)

I kno u hav a passion for pink.. But, pink lipstick?!!!! Yappa!!! :D

[mamtanaidu]

I didn't know pink lipstick was so repulsive... I will work on a better color next time. I'm glad you didn't have complaints about blue eyes ;)

Thank you!

[anonymous]

It was bad luck which struck on that day.Next its turn for good luck.
When it strikes and it will u can put to use physically the experience of reading the book “1000 places to see before you die”

[mamtanaidu]

Thank you for your good wishes :)

[srisureshca]

Don't ask me why? But i remember my high school teacher's instructions while distributing the question papers. "Read the question paper completely and properly before you start writing the answers." :)

[mamtanaidu]

I believe this habit should be imbibed from school days to avoid mishaps like these :D

[mamtanaidu]

Actually the book was some 700 bucks....wanted to make some profit for the loss I incurred :P

BTW how is your son doing?