This past weekend, Liv and I visited Jenn in DC for our annual "Asian Invasion". The weekend was jam packed with events Jenn so thoughtfully prepared for us. Among the many surprises Jenn had in store, she took us to Anthropologie for a mini shopping spree. She had found a $100 gift card on the streets of DC and feverishly attempted to find its owner (which those who know Jenn at all know that her heart is made of gold and of course would search for the owner instead of pocketing the money right away): calling the store to see if they knew who purchased the gift card and even googling who the card was made out to.  After her long conduct search, she came up empty handed.  The generous soul that she is decided to split the $100 with Liv and I, and allow each of us to spend about $30 in the store.  At first, I was absolutely tempted to purchase a shirt or some sort of article of clothing (this was partially agreed upon by Jenn and Liv...the 2 other girls participating in the no new clothes project) since it wasn't technically our money to spend.  However, I have never been to an Anthropologie before and quickly I came to learn that it is quite impossible to buy any clothes for less than $50.  The whole store seemed like a giant gimic anyway, but I totally fell for it.  I don't think I'll ever be able to come to terms with ever letting go of $50 in exchange for a shirt made from China.