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Massaccesi Handbags
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I think since it was just announced, nobody has one yet, not even Colette. Hopefully Marco may take a picture or two since the only one is probably in Italy with him! I am interested to see as well, though I have to admit, the blog pictures make the original one not seem as big!
I love my kindle so much. One of my favorite possessions. I can take one small item me when traveling and yet have access to as many books as I'd like. It's the best.
I think I am going to get a Cassandra in midnight tusciana with dark gunmetal hardware and an exterior slip pocket.
I want bordeaux tusciana....so I am trying to decide if I do my original, pre-release plan of Demetra with flat handles and exterior pocket....or do a Theia or Calista instead....thoughts?
I want bordeaux tusciana....so I am trying to decide if I do my original, pre-release plan of Demetra with flat handles and exterior pocket....or do a Theia or Calista instead....thoughts?
My Kindle is an absolute necessity when traveling. I praise technology for it.
I've kept only a few of my favorite hardcover books, mostly classic literature and a few modern works that I will reread. It feels so good to declutter and pass my books on to my neighborhood's little book house (my neighbor two doors down keeps it on her porch) so others can enjoy them rather than gather dust on my shelves.
Well...since you ask...I think the Bordeaux Tuscania will look really good in a Calista. The hobo + distressed leather = pretty cool bag.
Also, if you already have a Demetra (I think you do??), then get a new style.
For Theia, I really like how it hangs and looks in the pebbled leather. Both sizes of the Theia, in pebbled leather, are on my wish list. That's okay because I'm still adhering to my "no more than two in one style" rule.
OMG!!! How could you do that?!?!? I mean I can throw or give away lots of stuff, but never books. My heart will ache and my hand will just put them back on shelf. You have a very strong heart and determination. DD loves Roald Dahl, too. [emoji4] I plan to introduce Harry Potter to her when she can read the whole chapter book by herself. [emoji28]
I have a kindle, but never a convert. I love the feeling of touching papers. Yeah.. but that comes with sacrificing tons of spaces.
I took that pic on a hike. No photo edit. It's the real deal.
Me, too! I mean, I'm waiting on YOUR bag, too. Your other bag in Biscotti is a Minerva Midi, right?
Oh, yes. I love Aura Grande, too. In nappa would be beautiful. I liked my Athena, another structured handbag, in the nappa leather. Oh, and my Little Athena is nappa, too. It just works perfectly in structured handbags.
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It was very difficult at first. I used to be in the camp of traditional bibliophiles. I started giving away books a little at a time and realized that my heart was fine. Then I got a Kindle. After I succumbed to it, it became easier to give boxes and boxes away, and my heart still survived. I love the portability and convenience of my Kindle. I can check out books from the library if I have a tactile need to hold a book. You know what? I have yet to feel that need.