If you've been around me any length of time, you'll know I love having a front row seat when possible. Church. Concerts. Comedy shows. Auctions. I want to be front and center, where the action is, so I don't get distracted and miss something. I want to be part of the event and front is where it's at. Lately I've had a front row seat to some things that I wish I could unsee. My mother's Alzheimer's diagnosis and the last year and a half of watching her slow and steady decline into a world of unknowns has taken a toll. I tend to hold every emotion inside. Always have. I've learned -these past fifteen months or so- that this is bad for my health. Stress levels are impacting how I feel. Palpitations, and a diagnosis of "harmless" PACs, have left me trying to manage this stress. It's gotten easier but, I'll admit, I still have things shoved down inside. And then along came CDH. A diagnosis I'd not heard of before it was given to...
Life is hard but God is good
If they are "Coach" purses, you should get them and resell them. My co-worker bought one for $160, and that was a discount of 20%.
ReplyDeleteYeah, they aren't real. LOL. No one would sell a real one for such a little price. Especially in my town where fake everything abounds. It's nearly impossible to tell the difference anymore between a real one and a knock-off. So much so that ebay continually pulls listings for fake bags. A seller can be banned for selling knock-offs. That is one thing I am not interested in.
ReplyDeleteWow. If you're going to try to sell knock-offs, the least you could do is spell the brand name correctly. Sheesh.
ReplyDeletehahaha I thought it was a purse made from the fabric of a couch... which I just didn't understand either until I saw the second set of pics and the "C" for coach and realized what they meant.
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