Gee, what an effort, I feel sorry for women who have to go through that process regularly, I think my newest bra is 6 years old and my other about 12 years old.
First it was time for a 7am coffee since the malls don't open yet.
Swapping my short skirt for pants and removing my corset for a more respectable look, I visited Bunnings hardware which opens early. I'm sure a new kitchen will be required in our new house soon after we move in.
I still prefer the feel of a skirt on my hairless legs, the soft material brushing my skin, so off with the fishnet stockings and pants and into a skirt. I don't like stocking or even fishnets, either the look or the fact I don't get the nice feeling of silky material brushing my legs. Maybe as a compromise I should stick to extra wide fishnets?
By now "The Warehouse" has opened (but not the rest of the mall), time to check their range of bras, clothing and I'm also looking for curtain glides, this is the second shop that has an empty hook for the the parts I need for my soon to be "ex" house.
9.30 and time to really start looking to replace my old, but favourite bra.
I started at Farmers shop as they have a big range, but nothing really working for me there.
Next I went to Bendon, a few nice bras but still nothing that really ticked my wish list so moved on to "Bra's and Things". Eventually after exposing my bare chest (and head) to the very frequent attendant, I found something that wasn't the red lace I wanted but an acceptable black bra.
Not only did my size vary, but the cup size and then how much covering I needed (quarter cup isn't going to hold my friends in place)
Later in the day, I took the wife to a beach where she had a late lunch with a friend while I went to Columbus Coffee for an hour. It's part of Mitre 10 hardware, so I also grabbed 2.7 meter length of skirting board wife noticed needing replacement. Funny trying to be all girlie with a 2.7 meter stick that refused to scan at he checkout and became a significant issue with a big queue building up behind me, then having to walk back through the shop to the trade counter for assistance - bar codes should just work!