Getting Ready for Spring at Tamnoon, Cheap!

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I hope that you have been enjoying this blog, but now we are going to change the focus a bit and feature businesses in Jerusalem, and other places that you can find great deals.  I do not get paid by the stores to shop there so this is my honest opinion about each place. 

 Today I went to Tamnoon,  Here is the bag as I got home. I bought three things, a black jersey shirt, a gray shiny skirt and 3 pairs of socks all for   Drum roll Please!!!!!  

30 NIS!  
 Even Ramona can't  believe the prices!  This is at the store on Kanfei Nesharim in Givat Shaul!  The shirt runs big so I got a size 1, and the skirt runs small so I got the small.  Usually I fit the Medium or Large sizes in this store.   
75 or  So, Run, Walk, Take the 75 or 74 Egged bus from the Central Bus Station in Jerusalem and gobble up these Spring Fashions at rock bottom prices.  

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