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New Shoes For Me, New Bags For You

Nowadays I never do much shopping except for groceries... shopping in this sense means buying something "vain" for myself... hahahaa... I was thinking that since I am going to retire in another six months time, I do not need working clothes anymore.  My cupboard is full of them and it is such a waste to buy some more and hang them there.  If I am not careful, the metal bar in the cupboard will go "sengat" and fall due to overloading...
 
 I was sitting here waiting for my friend who was trying some sports shoes....
Nothing here interest me actually.....
But when it comes to shoes, I just couldn't resist buying one pair...
(Well, at least my shoe cupboard still has space!)

Since I am on shopping subject, here are two new bags given by my colleague...
 



She bought these two bags from Beijing...
New ones ... never been used before...
But she gave them to me when she found out that they are made from "pig skin"
It is such a waste if I just chuck them away in my store room...
If anyone like these, please let me know...


Comments

  1. Aiyor, so kesian your colleague. Lucky you! I guess if you use, your colleagues will all run away...since they know already it is pig skin.

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    1. No la.. wont run away.. but I also don't know that handbags can be made from pig skin also...

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  2. Nice bag but colour too striking. How does she find out the bags are made from pig skin?

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  3. What you need is a new closet, then you can continue buying more clothes *winks*

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    1. No more la... cannot wear "finished" direct translation to cantonese... hahahhaa..

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  4. Wah, that green bag very eye-catchy!

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    1. Too young for me.. but suitable for those who match handbags and shoes and clothing.. hahaa..

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  5. Hello darling! I'm still awake.. Oh yeah I know wat u mean.. Too many clothes hanging there can make that metal bar drop anytime.. My wardrobe is not built in, so it can get kinda shaky too sometimes.. Those nice expensive bags could make a nice Christmas exchange gift if you do not have anyone to give to..

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    1. I think I can pass them to a friend... cannot keep till christmas la.. fatt mou .. hahaha..

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  6. She didn't know it had pig skin lining? Aiyoh, so wasteful.

    But good lah, you got new bags. HIhihi

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    1. No la Lina.. I am not taking those young bags.. not matching for my age.. heehehe...

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  7. I also am curious to know how did they find out it is pig skin after that? You can let your sister use them if you don't want them.

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    1. My sister is not working so she doesn't need these bags too... I think can check from the internet... cos inside the bags got some kind of trade mark...

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  8. wah.. so nice got new pair of shoes and new bag!! pity your colleague to only realized she cannot use the bag in the end, so you are not keeping at least one of those bag for yourself??

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    1. No, don't want to waste them on me cos I am retiring soon and not into taking these type of bags.. mine are big ones.. can dump everything inside.. hahaha..

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  9. I would love them Claire! Well, especially the blue one! You know that I love and collect purses! I could pay postage. I love your new sparkly shoes, and they look comfortable too.

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    1. Seriously Ginny? You like? But it will cost a hefty bomb to send over! :)

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  10. Well, why did she not like pigskin??

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    1. Oh, that is another story.. I will explain to you in email...

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  11. The blue color looks very sharp, btw what's "pig skin" anyway ya?

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    1. Sheta, pig skin is the outer layer of the pig... :)

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  12. Retiring in 6 months time? Aiyoh so nice! Can't wait for my retirement hah..hah...Those bags are quite nice.

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    1. hahahaa.. retirement age already.. yes, looking forward to it..

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  13. Me same as you, i like big bag, can dump my umbrella, water bottle, etc all in, lol...

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    1. Multi purpose but when I need something, then gonna dig and dig.. hahaha

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  14. Wow... got free bag. So, u got buy any shoes or not ?

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  15. Very nice of you to be giving away the bags. Colours are striking too! Too bad I'm so far away... lol

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    1. Cos I am not using them and it is a waste to put them away... :)

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  16. Nice choice of colours! It's a pity she can't use them. I'm sure they fit you well :)

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  17. wow.. I love the colors of the bags.. matches with our school uniform.. This is the first time I heard of pig's skin used as bags..

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  18. I always buy handbags online for my wife. The bargains are real to clear stocks!

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