Edward E.

A friend likes some of the craft items at Target, so since I work right next door to an Urban Target, I'd get what she wanted. Out of her list of about 15 I found one item. They seem to discontinue items after they sell out and don't replace them with a similar product. I noticed that in other areas-no restocking. Just empty shelves.

Had to go to field meeting after work. Messy engineering, photo, down in the mud type. Didn't have time to go home and change out of my suit; so bought a pair of cargo pants and Tshirt from H&M during lunch. Wow, they were cheap, and they lasted all of 4 hours and 22 minutes. Think the mud was holding the seams together. Oh well, what do you expect from an $11.00 pair of pants and a $ 5.00 tshirt. Not my first choice for non field meeting clothes.

Check it out. Would you want to read the Examiner after seeing this type of contributing reviewer? He is, also, known as the cut and paste from your program reviewer.

https://www.theproducersperspective.com/my_weblog/2015/11/when-a-freelance-critic-goes-too-far.html

http://www.hesherman.com/2015/11/02/a-seattle-theatre-critic-flies-past-an-ethical-boundary/

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/seattle-theatre-critic-offers-to-sell-his-extra-ticket-on-craigslist-and-to-incorporate-guests-opinion-in-his-review-*******

Found the shoes I wanted and ordered them without tax or shipping, which is a lot for the size of the shoes. Will definitely use Amazon again and again and again!

One man copies the blurbs from his show program, calls it a review and refers to himself as world renown. I know they don't pay; but, screening would help and make the site more believable.