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I have to admit I was never really good at distinguishing companies making the products I tend to buy on a regular basis. And I'm not only taking food or clothing industry into consideration, for it also involves me not being able to discuss anything about jewellery, toys or furniture.
It does not look like such a big deal when one considers it at first glance. But then again, it definitely started to matter for me.
Mainly because when I think of it in a deeper manner, it really is one of the major parts of our life. And if so, why not trying to learn as much, as humanly possible about it?
Therefore, I've decided to tell you about two of my favourite shops ever! One of them has only been found by a friend of mine today, but notwithstanding of that fact is really amazing!

First things first: Coffee heaven!

I've only found out today that they are doing a special edition of coffee that's all about winter! The one I had today is called Toffee nuts, whereas my all time favourite surely is the turtle coffee. I think the latter one consists of vanilla and honey, although I cannot be too sure, since the only thing I found on the internet was the number of calories it consists of. And that's something that I don't find interesting at all.

 Duka!
I've found that shop today with a friend of mine, whose Swedish teacher recommended her to visit the shop. We went to our local shopping mall and discovered the awesomeness of that company! The fact is that they basically aim at producing 'a wide assorment for the Kitchen and Dining area' (Source). But man do they do amazing wines! Haha I swear, they are alcohol free and may be heated to obtain mulled wine. Yummy!


Coming back to the first couple of statements I made today though, I think I just tend to perceive the world around me through manifold generalisations, although I claim to despise the term itself. And I am aware I sort of automatically assume that if someone knows something about the products they are buying, if they are actually assigning value to them, then they must be the so-called hipsters desperately caring for material things, which, after all, are not that important.
And for someone like me, who's (as an example) really fond of buying things in second-hand shops, it sort of comes naturally: people who care for clothes and their appearance are self-obsessed and arrogant, people who care for what they buy are all of that too and more.
I definitely need to change that, for the whole thing is sheer nonsense!
One would think it would take me less time to figure that out...
 
We'll see how it goes
xx

By the way, I think the shopping mall I mentioned looks really amazing with all of the christmassy decorations! Even if it's a little bit early for that :)