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View from the "choosing floor". When you enter, you immediately start down the aisles, bagging everything you think you may want. Then at the end, you spread everything out on the floor to make your decisions before going to check out. Your return the things you don't want to shopping carts throughout the area. |
A good thing about being in Indiana in the spring is the chance to go to the Vera Bradley Outlet sale. My mother has gone for years now, sometimes getting tickets to go in the opening days, some years going several times. This year, we were all pretty busy so we had to wait until the open session on Saturday to go. We got there around 3:30 and it was busy but not too crowded. There was still a pretty good selection. Prices may have down a bit more on the last day of the sale, but I felt there were quite a few good deals there on the second to last day.
This time was special because it was little Maci's first time to get a VB. She loves clothes and accessories already, so she was happy to look through the rows of VB items. She was literally dancing through the aisles to the music, and did very well for being two years old and missing her nap.
We also took Eli. He didn't get anything, and he slept throughout the whole event. But, it was great that we had a stroller and a toddler because... we got expedited check-out!!! I had no idea they did this, but apparently they let those of us with young children or guests with wheelchairs go through a separate (hidden) check-out. I think tour groups also have a similar check-out. It was great, we waited all of about 2 minutes and were at the counter! After the several hour wait last time, this was unexpected and fabulous! We will definitely be taking the babies with us in the future!
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Got her purses (two of them-she knows you grab everything first and make decisions later). |
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A bag for pre-school in a couple more years. |
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Making her final choice. |
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Still in good moods after the short line! |
There were quite a few new (to me) items that I thought were pretty neat. There are now attache bags, that I would have to have if I were still teaching full time. Perfect for taking papers back and forth to school in. And the best was the contact lens case!! I was super excited about this, but didn't find any in my patterns. Will have to wait for an online sale or pay full price on this one.
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You know, I have a white contact case I got for free from the optometrist. I could give you that and a box of colored sharpies. Pattern problem solved.
Haha. I'll let you try to recreate it. You're the crafty one.
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