6 shops assignment 2
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The author visited several shops in their city of Lviv, Ukraine. In a flower shop, they felt like a foreigner due to the large number of tourists. In a chocolate shop, they bought a treat to improve their mood after failing to find a coat button. In a perfumer's shop, the author felt watched by salespeople as they smelled new fragrances, some of which they liked, before deciding they needed coffee and fresh air.
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- 1. Flower shop
- 2. mmm.. So delicious… But I noticed that I feel uncomfortable. Too many tourists. In my own city Lviv I felt like a foreigner because of overcrowded shop. Anyway it was impossible to leave empty-handed)) So like a child I bought a little treat for raising mood ;) Chocolate shop
- 3. My primary goal was to buy a coat button. Noticed that the store included so many things with the help of which I could and should make decorations and jewellery by myself, instead of buying. Colored and a wide range of stuff. I should come here again)
- 4. perfumer's shop In this store not only I’m observing but also 4 sellers carefully watching what I am doing. I noticed only those bottles and brands that I know. Perhaps I am a conservative. But .. I asked to smell new fragrances and some of them were pretty good. Oh too much of this ) I need coffee and fresh air!