Last night the hubby and I went to Cabela’s because they had flannel and fleece lined jeans on sale. If you have never heard of them I’m not surprised, because I hadn’t either. But Cabela’s had them on sale last month and Chet went and picked up a pair that he wears around the house on the weekends. They are great for the winter because you have a little bit extra protection and added warmth if you are outside moving wood or snow. I wanted them for walking the dogs or when we take the dogs to the park.
Who would think that me the most non-shopping woman I know would be puttering around Cabela’s of all places and finding clothes and boots for myself? Certainly not me. I found this three season jacket that was on sale from $39.99 to $14.99 and couldn’t pass it up. I stood in front of the rack deciding on the size and noticed there was a mirror about 8 to 10 feet away, so I tried on the jackets and chose my size. As I was getting myself together a woman with a shopping cart and a couple of kids came up and stood in front of the mirror, trying something on. It was then that I noticed that right where she was standing, there were gloves and mittens. Since I need a pair of something to keep my hands warm I ventured over.
Then she saw me and realized that I had been over at the coats and that she may have (in her “most shoppers have their heads up their ass way”) cut me off! Immediately she was apologetic. “Oh my gosh, did I cut you off?” “I’m so sorry.”
Then the little devil that was sitting on my shoulder made my lips move and my voice said, “Oh no, it’s ok. Don’t worry about it.” Ummm technically I was done with the mirror and should have told her so, but that nasty little devil sitting on my shoulder kept letting her apologize and thinking that she had stepped in front of me. I felt guilty for about 2 minutes, then I (or that same little devil) thought, well if you HAD been using THAT mirror she WOULD have cut you off, so no harm no foul. Do you think that was bad?
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