World Market - possible in OKC?

[bombermwc]

The ones i've been in carry a wide variety of international foods that are hard to find here in OKC. So that's what excites me the most. We found a large painting for our living room at the one in Dallas for not a lot (it would have been $100 more at a similar store in OKC)....good thing it fit in the little saturn I had at the time...barely.

The jewelry is nifty (or so my wife says, i'm not a jewelry fanatic or anything).

Now I would sort of agree on the furniture stuff, it's not really that special, but that's not really why I go there. If you've never been to the Burlington on 240, you should go there. There is a HUGE amount of stuff there at a great price...just like WM and P1, but sometimes a better quality.

But I still want a WM here...LOL!

[metro]

The ones i've been in carry a wide variety of international foods that are hard to find here in OKC. So that's what excites me the most. We found a large painting for our living room at the one in Dallas for not a lot (it would have been $100 more at a similar store in OKC)....good thing it fit in the little saturn I had at the time...barely.

The jewelry is nifty (or so my wife says, i'm not a jewelry fanatic or anything).

Now I would sort of agree on the furniture stuff, it's not really that special, but that's not really why I go there. If you've never been to the Burlington on 240, you should go there. There is a HUGE amount of stuff there at a great price...just like WM and P1, but sometimes a better quality.

But I still want a WM here...LOL!

What type of international stuff have you found at World Market that you can't find here. I haven't noticed anything. Now maybe in OKC you have to go to more than one shop to get it, but we usually have equivalent of what they offer without all the kitchy crap they carry too. My wife and I usually shop there for spices since they are much cheaper than at most places.