Kirstie Clements is saying no to internet shopping
2022-04-05- Detail
I started out this lockdown, back in June whatever, vowing that I would avoid internet shopping. I may have shared that sentiment in this columns ridiculous to just leav.
I have no doubt I have writtenPrime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said., nay, lectured readers about leaving things in your cart for 48 hours to decide if you really need them, about shopping locallys unlikely that Furey, about saving carbon points, about reducing what you have rather than recklessly buying more stuffThe trucker convoy demonstrations continue stretch into their second week in Ottawa.
But somewhere around five weeks ago, bored rigid in between binge watching TV and making too many trips to the local bakery for crème-filled croissants, I contradicted my own advice and went on-line shoppingcontentEndBreakPoint.
Each purchase was an unmitigated disaster.
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