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Today's Quote: Just Put My Money Back, and We'll Forget It Ever Happened

By Lynne DeVenny

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"I want money in my bank account and my 401k back to where it used to be," said Patricia Welcoy, a legal assistant shopping on Wednesday in Manhattan and toting a T.J. Maxx bag. (Reuters)

I'm sharing this quote, because I can totally relate to Welcoy, both on the reduced holiday spending - and being a Maxxinista. 



The Purrrrr-fect Vest
Also, in another random Google search related to this story, I stumbled upon the new T.J. Maxx blog, Maxx Finds, where fellow Maxxinistas can share what they scored at T.J.s! It's a little like peeking into someone's closet - or [messy] purse.

But is it just me, or does some of this stuff look less than fabo hanging by itself? Just sayin'....

(Although I did get a neat idea for what to do to The Cat the next time he urps on the stove.)

Source: Reuters 

Full post as published by Practical Paralegalism on January 06, 2011 (boomark / email).

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