If you think you can save money by purchasing a faux bag, well…you certainly will. It’s a good thing my daughter’s friend bought this Coach bag from a reputable retailer who paid attention to “detail.”
I thought this would make a great post for Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge.
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Terry You always make me smile but this one gives me a big laugh too!!! 😀
So do you call this Etail therapy 🙂
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Heehee, good one, Carol
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Well-spotted, Terri! There’s an upscale women’s resale shop near us that sells “used” purses. I’ve seen some that were $700!! I’d rather use the money for a vacation and carry an inexpensive purse. 🙂
janet
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Thats funny 🙂
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Haha, love this! I bought a faux Coach bag years ago and it started falling a part six months after I got it (and I’m honestly surprised it lasted that long). You sure do get what you pay for!
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i hurriedly grabbed a coach bag near where i sit!
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Love it. 🙂 It’s the kind of thing I tend to spot about two months later. I kind of like it though. Makes it different.
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I never worry about purses. I have only one.
My link today is
https://idahobluebird50.wordpress.com/2015/07/22/photo-of-the-week-rock-squirrel/
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Oh, and guess what? You post on the Leisure Link was tied for the most clicks! I will be featuring your post on my blog tomorrow 🙂
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Thanks for the information an featured. I noticed I got a lot of clicks on it.
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Oh how funny! Now you have to proofread ypur purses???!!!
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As if we don’t have enough to do? LOL!
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I know, right?!
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Awesome catch, might want to check on the “reputable” retailer though.
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she could have bought it online. Crazy!
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That reminds me of a resume I received (way back when resumes were printed on paper) for a position I had available. In the resume, the applicant assured me she was very “detail orianted.”
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OMG, sad and funny! That is every writer’s nightmare!
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She bought it from a retailer who was selling it as a genuine Coach bag? That’s not just an oddball- that’s illegal!! 😀
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Cool catch and photo. 😀 Thanks for playing.
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Good catch! And great eyesight! It’s all in the “etails”!!
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Definitely!!
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