Mutlicolor Bowls from World Market
Posted on December 25, 2009
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Before The Boss and I got married, we went out to look at household goods and other stuff we’d need after we got married. We weren’t planning on buying anything, but when we saw this set of multicolor bowls/mugs, we knew they’d look great in our kitchen. World Market tends to be a little pricey at times, so we decided to get them if the whole set was less than $20. I was pretty sure that was unlikely, so we picked up the box and turned it over.
$19.99.
Sometimes, life is just THAT good.
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i heart world market. btw this same thing is on sale tomorrow
I just bought these!!! Only i bought them from Pier 1 Imports, they are all brown, and it was 12 dollars. Oh, and it came with only four cups and four mini saucers. But its SO cute! (came in the same wire hanger too)