T J Maxx

This is my first stop for kitchen gadgets. Always find what I need. They have a good selection of most things and the customer service is usually on par with competitors.

Every time I buy designer items at full price, I usually spend the drive home fighting off buyers remorse and tell myself that it will all be over soon as a rush into my apartment and dive straight in to a pint of ice cream.
Okay, so maybe it’s not that bad, but really…
This is why I love TJ’s and Marshalls alike! Yes, the company has a sketchy past, but that does’t change the fact that I can get a $ 27 bottle of professional shampoo for $ 14.99, just sayin’! While most hairs stylist will tell me these products are false in some way, I find they’re still the beez kneez.
The clothing is adorable and they have many of the brands I cherish. I particularly enjoy their athletic section, I once scored a new pair of yoga gloves and running shorts. You can walk away with a stellar wardrobe for less. They have a fun home goods selection as well! if you a chic mason jar wielding, tupperware loving, boho chic kind of person, you’ll love it!
Honestly, they’re kind of my guilty pleasure store. I usually stick to thrift shops.

I stopped in today to see what is new. I don’t usually find much here to buy. I did find some workout wear that I am happy with and at a great price. Inventory on spring clothes seemed to be sparse today. I also found this whale at a good price that is waiting to be hung.
It is suppose to be hit or miss, so I just stop in to browse and see what happens. And yes most or all people working the floor are somewhat rude. Today the cashier had the hiccups while she talked to me during the entire transaction. She should have taken a break. I would say it is rude.

The negative: employees are really a mixed bag, however many are very rude. However they did remodel the restrooms, which is my plus.