Personal Narrative: Shannon And Paige At The Mall
Shannon and Paige were planning a shopping afternoon trip at the local mall. They didn 't have long to shop because they were suppose to meet up with some other girl friends for dinner. Shannon and Paige agreed on two stores each. Paige 's two stores she wanted to go to were Bath n Body and Oakley. Shannon 's two store were Hollister and Buckle. Paige picked up Shannon at 1pm and they headed to the mall. Shannon and Paige agreed to go to Oakley store first. Paige was wanting to look at sunglasses for her upcoming vacation to Hawaii. Oakley is the best store for sunglasses Paige told Shannon. When the girls walked into the store the salesperson greeted them and asked if she could help them. Paige asked the sales lady where the woman 's sunglasses were. She walked them over past the youth, and the men 's sunglasses and showed her the woman 's sunglasses that presented perfectly on the glass shelves. Paige tried on a couple pairs of sunglasses and had two pair to choose from. One pair was bright red with sparkles that she thought would match her bathing suit perfect. The other pair was black with mirror lenses that would more than likely match her clothes better. Paige couldn 't decide on one or …show more content…
The girls quickly headed to Bath n Body store. Since Shannon bought two pairs of jeans from Buckle she didn 't have to go to Hollister. That gave them longer to look and smell the different fragrances that Bath n Body have to offer. The body sprays, bath washes, and lotions were all separated into the same fragrances so if you find a body spray fragrance you like the bath wash, and lotion are stocked together so it 's easy to get all three of them. Paige went to the Hawaiian fragrances first because she thought that would be perfect for her Hawaii vacation. Shannon showed her a flower fragrance that she always bought when she shops at Bath n Body. Paige decided on getting both of those scents. Shannon found a new fragrance that she couldn 't
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