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Today was a bad day. All I did was sleep! Usually I enjoy sleeping a lot, but not the way it was today. I wasn't feeling well, and was struck by fatigue. And I just don't like that feeling! Moreover, I had planned to study, and sleep spoiled all my plans. And when finally I picked up the books and sat for studying, I had a fight and I was super angry. My head started aching, and I just couldn't concentrate on studying despite trying hard. So, I decided to go out. Though my foot was paining, but I just couldn't stay like that. So, I got ready and went out for window-shopping, which turned into real-shopping as I liked a t-shirt and bought it. Also, I bought two greeting cards. And, all of it really helped to chill my mood. Hence proved: Shopping is really a stress buster!


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  1. GirlBoyGirlFriday, September 25, 2009 11:18:00 AM

    I guess that's why they call it retail therapy! I wish that I could alleviate some stress by going and spending some money, but I would just feel too guilty. Perhaps one day I will make up for it by going on a large shopping spree.... maybe.... one day.

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  2. AnonymousFriday, September 25, 2009 4:35:00 PM

    Exactly how I was feeling today, except the shopping didn't exactly help. I hate sleeping in the day too because when I wake up I have a really hot mouth and feel more tired than before.

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  3. CynthsFriday, September 25, 2009 7:09:00 PM

    I agree completely. They say that its not actually what you buy, but the process of searching that takes your mind off problems and stress.

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  4. Rohit DassaniSaturday, September 26, 2009 4:59:00 AM

    Absolutely true!! The ultimate stress buster!!

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  5. Beth DunnSaturday, September 26, 2009 9:59:00 AM

    Agreed, shopping or a facial can really cure anything for me! xoxo

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