I spent a better part of this afternoon lamenting how much I hate my kitchen floor. It puzzles me as to why anyone would install such flooring. Not only is it ugly, but also impractical. It also puzzles me as to why, after nearly nine years in this house, I still have this floor. Well. It doesn't puzzle me that much ($$$). I clean it only once a year. Don't judge, I Swiffer and spot clean in between. And I have a dog who does her share of, ahem , cleaning it. But see all of those deep grout lines? Scrubbing around each brick tile and into those lines is beastly. It's much harder than getting foundation out of the lines on my face. Douse with cleaner. Scrub with rough sponge. Wipe with cloth rag. Rinse with rag. Rinse again in between each brick tile until it's done. Roughly two hours of scrubbing and rinsing. Similar process to removing makeup, but much more labor intensive. Yes, I could use a mop but scrubbing...
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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