Me Time!

[nicnac]

janet88:

MyPillow:

[quote=\"janet88\"]there was once uniqlo selling boys bermudas for just $9.90 each. bought several colours at one go. XL size. where to find at such an attractive price?

but the height is for 150cm?

i had bought, the XL wasit is too large for ds , L waist is ok but a bit short :scratchhead: i am facing such issues buying ds bottoms lately

My son is skinny and tall. Waist can be adjusted by tightening. He is wearing bossini adult M size but moving to L size soon. The other brand for bermudas if there is sale, would be Bulb.[/quote]Uniqlo's pricing is definitely on an upward trend. It is no longer cheap, I find. Simple shorts used to be about $29.90, now $39.90. Pants $39.90-49.90, now from $59.90 onwards.

[zbear]

I think Uniglo is worth buying provided the items are on promo. I usually don’t buy regular priced clothing.

[nicnac]

zbear:

I think Uniglo is worth buying provided the items are on promo. I usually don't buy regular priced clothing.

Same here. Always waiting for the limited offer or sale.

[janet88]

nicnac:

Uniqlo's pricing is definitely on an upward trend. It is no longer cheap, I find. Simple shorts used to be about $29.90, now $39.90. Pants $39.90-49.90, now from $59.90 onwards.

totally agree. uniqlo penetrated market with affordable clothes...i was impressed, but now it is not longer worth paying for if there is no promo.
tees look worn out even when brand new in the store.

[bb_ mom]

janet88:

nicnac:

Uniqlo's pricing is definitely on an upward trend. It is no longer cheap, I find. Simple shorts used to be about $29.90, now $39.90. Pants $39.90-49.90, now from $59.90 onwards.

totally agree. uniqlo penetrated market with affordable clothes...i was impressed, but now it is not longer worth paying for if there is no promo.
tees look worn out even when brand new in the store.

Maybe the worn out look is the trend now?

[janet88]

bb_ mom:

nicnac:

Uniqlo's pricing is definitely on an upward trend. It is no longer cheap, I find. Simple shorts used to be about $29.90, now $39.90. Pants $39.90-49.90, now from $59.90 onwards.

Maybe the worn out look is the trend now?

maybe :roll:
i've only bought tees from uniqlo so far. my 'more formal' tops are from bossini and esprit...pants and jeans from bossini.

[sleepy]

Kids and I shop regularly at Uniqlo. Didn’t buy tee shirts though. So far we bought sleep wear, pj pants, jeans, turtle neck tops, hoodie wind breakers, zip jackets, long sleeve pull over, shirt dresses as well as long blouse that goes very well with Uniqlo tights.

[starlight1968sg]

dd not at home due to some sch activities.

me at home to listen to music while surfing KSP forum and attending to ofc work.
Nice and relaxing time.
Perhaps I should request for "working at home" (am day-dreaming)

[sharonkhoo]

starlight1968sg:

dd not at home due to some sch activities.

me at home to listen to music while surfing KSP forum and attending to ofc work.
Nice and relaxing time.
Perhaps I should request for \"working at home\" (am day-dreaming)

How to convince people that work-from-home is not a synonym for \"waste time\"? I can only conclude that those people have never tried it, or don't have the discipline to make it work themselves, and think that no-one else can. Same for flexi-time - how to convince them that even if the work may sometimes be done at odd hours (eg. early morning, night, weekends), it will still get done? I've done it before, and I know I can do it, but it's hard to convince people. Not all jobs can be done that way, but why not let those who can do it?

[starlight1968sg]

slmkhoo

I find that at home, I am able to draft emails better, plan & design slides for presentation better, think & plan activities better etc.
In ofc, I can’t do such bec there are always pple walking around, even if they dont talk to me, they talk to my colleagues and I can get distracted.
I can do ofc work, while preparing a meal or even vacuum my home.