Do you want to go shopping without money in your pocket?
By daisycc1314
@daisycc1314 (31)
November 21, 2009 10:31pm CST
I have ever seen a film about shopping creasily.It just describes that the vital actress like shopping with strong eagerness.In her home,there are all kinds of clothse,shoes,handbags,jewels and other things.She can open a store with that.Moreover she keep shopping day by day.
If you don't have money,do you even want to hang out with your friends?In that way you are just interested in look at that bright clothes and jewels you like.
For me,I won't to go shopping without money.It makes me boring and not happy,because I think it just will waste my time and energy which I can spend to study or search the internet or chat with friends and parents,ect.
How ofen do you go shopping?Are you shopping to buy your neccessry things?Do you like shopping?You like go shopping with your girlfriend or your wife or your mother?
2 responses
@BART78 (2927)
• Canada
22 Nov 09
hi daisy! are you talking about the movie "confession of shopalohic" it a great comedy romance movie starred by isla fisher...well, for me i dont go shopping with empty shopping, it's ilogical for me to do that, i only shop cloths and alike after my paycheck but also do shop in a daily basis for my needs in the kitchen... 
@daisycc1314 (31)
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22 Nov 09
The movie I had seen is a Chinese movie.
Now I know money is important,which can help me finish our hopes.
Thank you!
@florence0425 (49)
• China
25 Nov 09
That's right.Supposed i have no money,i won't get anything even if i go shopping.
@Hazelrose (2179)
• Philippines
22 Nov 09
Hi daisycc1314,Welcome to mylot! Well,basically i don't go shopping without money in my pocket.Its just like wasting my time.Any way i go on shopping only if i have important things to buy, or to buy groceries for our needs.Thanks,Have a nice day!
@daisycc1314 (31)
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22 Nov 09
It's happy to hear that you have the same view with me.It just waste time to go on shopping without money in pocket.Hah..
Thank you .
The same to you.
