Caring For The Cutest Sweethearts Pediatric Nurse Valentine T-Shirt

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This is great advice, as a woman in late 30s who moved to London almost 20s years ago but lived in major towns and cities the Caring For The Cutest Sweethearts Pediatric Nurse Valentine T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this best advice I’d heard is ‘don’t look like an easy mark’ That’s not to blame anyone but look like you’re more trouble than you are worth. Look like you’re confident and you’ll take anyone on, that you’ll put up a fight if someone tries anything. Not to say come out swinging but don’t look nervous, don’t be on your phone for reassurance, look like you know where you’re going and these streets are yours. I also say that 10pm isn’t that late in London. Lots of ‘normal’ people still wandering around, coming home from a few drinks after work. Or even just finishing work themselves. Basically you can be confident that if anything happens then there will be folk around that could help.

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I agree with giving thieves/muggers whatever they want, which is why I also keep my real wallet & phone tucked away in a less obvious area on my person whilst keeping a false wallet (which has got £20 + some old store cards Etc) and a broken screen old model phone in a bag. This way, if I ever get mugged I can just hand over a phone & wallet and the Caring For The Cutest Sweethearts Pediatric Nurse Valentine T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this mugger will either not check (and be satisfied with what they’ve been given as it looks the part) or check and decide I’m poor AF (and not worth hassling further). Would also say if you can, wear a cross body bag underneath your coat, or have your valuables in pockets in a layer underneath your coat. If it’s central, you should be okay sticking to well lit areas compared to if it were smaller side streets or residential areas. I echo what this poster has said about knowing the area. Practise your route several times and practise getting lost and used to the streets around it – and an alternative route eg to a bus stop if the tube is for whatever reason not on (strikes or engineering) so know another way to get home

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.