About 5 or 6 years ago, while we were at this store, I told my son that when he becomes rich, I’d like him to give me $5,000 so I could splurge in this store. He said yes.
I spend an average of two hours whenever I go inside the Williams-Sonoma store in Columbus Circle. Libang na libang ako. Tingin lang ng tingin.
Their store’s interior looks like a real house. Para bang gusto kong dito na tumira.
Many many years ago, I developed a fascination over kitchen copper wares. It started when my sister in law, Dimple, gave me a gift made of copper. I think it was a small tray shaped like a chicken or something. I liked it so much that I told myself, “hmm, I am going to start a collection. They would definitely look good in our kitchen”.
I never got past one single item. I don’t remember buying a pot or a pan. Why? As soon as I saw the tag prices, my desire to start a copper wares collection instantly vanished. I still do like them, but not at those prices.
This old-fashioned oven must cost at least $20,000
This silver plated spoon from England is missing its fork. According to the store manager, they lose some small items everyday due to shoplifters.
I have many things from Williams-Sonoma. I only get to buy the little stuff. Those not heavy on the pocket.
I bought this set of 4 table napkins.
Ooo mga pinggannn, layuan nyo ako…
First time I’ve seen them with a table full of sale items. I checked the linens, none for me.
For round table. I bought a few round table linens from Turkey. Ang mumura.
We only set up round tables when we have parties.
I like buying Made in USA items. The world is already deluged with made in China products. Let’s also patronize America’s manufacturing industry.
I will buy this, pang talop ng pinya.
I bought this Etoile Apron for $7.99 + tax.
There are hundreds of kinds pala of salt (asin).
I cannot afford to collect copper pots and pans so I will just start an asin collection. I’ll start with this Fleur de Sel from France.
Gastadora, yan ang tawag ng mama ko sa akin.
