Thursday, 14 April 2006I couldn't believe my ears! 1 (one Ringgit) skirt? That is less than 40 US cents! Only if you know the vendor, of course.
A Ringgit skirt, it must factory rejected or something! It must be out of shape!
I had to folow Sister Dorkas and see for myself! And so we went! There were so many clothes, either hanged or in a heap on the floor. The vendors told me the clothes are imported from other countries like Taiwan, China, Hongkong, etc. They bought them by weight/bag. And they are not second-hand either. They have not been used!
Jackets were sold at 15 Ringgit! I am very pleased with the red jacket I bought. I am pleased with the 2 skirts I bought as well and it only cost me a total of 2 Ringgit. Can you believe it? 1 Ringgit for 1 skirt! Who says you need to buy expensive clothes to look pretty? Who would know you are using a 1 Ringgit skirt if you don't tell!
Go with Sister Dorkas. She knows the vendor. The skirk was actually 2 Ringgit but the vendor sold to us for 1 Ringgit. Sister Dorkas is a regular customer. Go to Donggongon during their tamu (open market) time, Thursday and Friday! So many clothes - you wouldn't be disappointed!
He is only a few months' old. 
Where are their other halves? Can you believe if I tell you that my friend's dog hide them? And she could not find them! How come the dog only go for the left sides? When I visited her, she does not have the dog anymore. But she has these slippers to remind her of it. If you need a pair of slippers to wear in her backyard, just simply slip both your feet into any of them. There is no need to check whether it is for the left foot or the right. This is not an April Fool's Day. I was there!
I had to folow Sister Dorkas and see for myself! And so we went! There were so many clothes, either hanged or in a heap on the floor. The vendors told me the clothes are imported from other countries like Taiwan, China, Hongkong, etc. They bought them by weight/bag. And they are not second-hand either. They have not been used!
Go with Sister Dorkas. She knows the vendor. The skirk was actually 2 Ringgit but the vendor sold to us for 1 Ringgit. Sister Dorkas is a regular customer. Go to Donggongon during their tamu (open market) time, Thursday and Friday! So many clothes - you wouldn't be disappointed!
I thought this was cute. Tommy (the cat) followed what his beloved mistress did. He layed down on the floor as well and in the same curve posture, opposite her!
