reality check, please...?

[lavandarlizard2]

I am a purse junkie. I buy purses like some people buy bread. I have just spent three hours at Amazon.com lookings at purses...

Amazon to apparel & accessories to handbags to Littlearth.

Does anybody else think those things are the cutest bags going, or have I finally reached critical mass on the loss of my marbles? O.o

Comments

[merula31]

I will fully admit that even though I have been using the same purse for oh... 7 years, I have some stashed in the closet that were too cute to pass up.

Those are cute! Specially the Dragon ones!

[lavendarlizard.livejournal.com]

I still have bags that go back to the 70's, and I still use them on occasion, but I am just a sucker for 'cute' and it's easier to buy a new purse than to buy new furniture or a new truck. ^__^

I keep going back to look at the dragons... I may have to treat myself to a birthday present from my tax refund. Oy vey... O.o

[sunhawk16.livejournal.com]

Are those... *pokes them* real license plates, or did I end up someplace different?

[lavendarlizard.livejournal.com]

They're real. They apparently scrounge them from junkyards and other deregistered vehicles. They even send a certificate of authenticity. The art plates, I don't know, but that dragon is calling my name... O.o

[sunhawk16.livejournal.com]

A purse with a CoA? *grin* I'm not sure I'd ever want to actually use the thing!

[surtgr.livejournal.com]

PRETTY! Your not alone. Esp considering that my family had decided that I need to make entire HOUSE wish lists for everything I could possibly need... sad ain't it. I want the Mount Fiji box one personally.

[lavendarlizard.livejournal.com]

I think I want one of each style.... ^__^

I also want to own Bandai.

[rochan01.livejournal.com]

oh damn. another needful thing. >_< and there's a retailer near me, too. Drive past it every day. Impulse purchasing, instant gratification. oh dear...

I thought I was safe, because they were too small, so I could just look but not buy. But on the littlearth website, they have bigger ones. and extra straps. and um, STUFF. and the Hokusai 'Great Wave' one matches my scarf. oh dear, oh dear....

[lavendarlizard.livejournal.com]

Heh. ^__^ I am the temptation that gets behind you. And shoves.

[rochan01.livejournal.com]

I seriously underestimated the extent of your influence. In an attempt to distract myself from *purses YAY!* I started rereading bits of Blue Forest Banshee.
and I now have a bunch of recycled silk sari yarn on order, and some crochet hooks, 'cause god only knows where mine are in that attic. I have seen 'em... someplace near the back... O.o;

Really, there was no need to go to such lengths. ... I'm still not sure what hit me...

[lavendarlizard.livejournal.com]

*snerk!* Isn't it amazing the pull yarn can have? I only have about 20 bins of yarn between the house, the garage and the storage, but last night I bought more... Kind of like a hamster attack. One minute you're minding your own business and the next it's three AM and you've finished a sweater. O.o

[mariahelf.livejournal.com]

Reality check? You don't want one from me... My reality checks tend to bounce ^__^

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