When I was in China, one of my closest friends was Renee Clark. They lived within walking distance, and we often went to hang out with her and her family. Her husband was there working at the Canadian embassy, and their son went to bed like at 6 PM. So we didn't often have them to our place, but we went to theirs.
One time we went over, and Renee had just come home from a shopping spree. She had bought 6 pairs of jeans... and we fortuitously discovered that we wear the same size! So I paid her five bucks and came home with a pair of Dolce & Gabbana Jeans.
I'm not sure if they're real or fake, but I know that one of the buttons fell off, and the zipper broke, resulting in either an open fly or a safety pin.
The worst part is that they have shrunk. They started shrinking when I got home from China, making the thighs particularly tight. And they've been especially shrinking these last couple weeks since I've started riding my bike to work more often.
I don't want bigger muscles! I want to be able to keep wearing my fake Dolce & Gabbana Jeans! Whine! They were only 5 bucks!
I think I'll go to Savers this afternoon. Sometimes they have good stuff. But not Dolce & Gabbana.
Friday, October 03, 2008
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This is why I wear my 5 dollar Lands Ends Jeans even though they are too big and make me look like an old lady. HELLO! Jeans for 5 dollars! Awesome. I understand ur pain.
PS.. if ur muscles are that big, have u considered doing a triathlon? I might be participating in the Turkey Trot in November in Orem.
I'm guessing that they were fake D&G jeans. Good thing you found amazing jeans at savers :) Of course I'm all about my $75 Silver jeans. They're oh so comfortable, and I feel like a million bucks when I wear them. My favorite outfit is my puma shoes, my silver jeans, my Polo polo shirt, and my gap vest. can't wait til it's cold enough for that outfit :)
I know. I don't think the zipper and button would have gone kaput on real D&G jeans. Nor would I have bought them. I don't really go by the whole "brand name" issue... unless I know it's good or bad quality.
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