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Here Comes the Bride
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We walked into Here Comes The Bride shop on New Road in Somers Point. It was dimly lit and dingy looking.It had a musty smell of mildew. The dresses looked wrinkled and actually tattered. They looked old and dusty, like they've been hanging there for years. The shop had an extremely limited selection. No small sizes either. Pretty much only for larger woman. Me being a petite I said to my friend in her ear that I may have to shop for my dress on line. It was just us in the shop. The owner , eves dropping on our conversation, Donna came charging up to me like a bull. She began screaming to the top of her lungs, looking like she was about to physically assault me. I tried to appease her by saying that I have difficulty finding size 1 and I didn't mean anything personal. She began screaming to the top of her lungs as she got as close as she could possibly get to me. I felt extremely threatened by her. This woman may have a mental illness, I thought to myself. She probably needs some medical help. It's not an excuse for her violent behavior though because at the same time she knew what she was doing. Needless to say we left her dingy depressing little shop. My advise is : Here Comes The Bride bridal shop is a dingy little closet of a shop with not much to offer except for a violent shop owner with anger management problems and tattered dusty looking dresses that wouldn't even be the equivalent to a second hand shop, not that there is anything wrong with second hand shops. Further more, if you do venture into Here Comes The Bride, look out for Donna The Bull because she may just come a charging your way. I'm telling everyone in any way I can tell about this happenstance. Why have memories that are supposed to be special and good blighted with tainted memories of DONNA THE BULL.....................?!! Notice how Donna writes her own positive reviews about her own shop because no one else will. You can tell she wrote them since they all pretty much sound the same........... Don't they?
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