I'm sorry to hear that you are having health issues, and hope that your condition will stabilize/improve soon!Great minds think alike- I gave myself this year to wear the Reissue and I forced myself to use it. I think that’s why my daughter, who would have inherited it, said to sell. She said she’d rather get a Moynat from me, anyway. Hahaha! Yes! I’ve trained her well.
Oh yes, I’m limited in handbag funds, especially lately. I sold all my Hermès years ago and had $$$$$ to shop for almost anything my heart desired. I bought a couple of bags, saved some $/invested, treated my daughter to fun workshops and classes she still appreciates, and we had some fun over the top trips she’ll never forget. I’ve become quite particular with my purchases, especially since we’re looking at NYU and UCLA for colleges.
You are correct about the possibility of a pre-owned Reissue- they are out there, everywhere.
Thank you for your comments, your points are well taken.
Thank you for your caring words and your comments on my character. I try to be the best person I can. Life is difficult enough for so many, and there is so much anger in this world, it makes me sad. I want to be part of the healing- I want this world to be better for my child’s generation.
The mothers at my daughter’s school still have the high school clique mentality. My daughter has a few wonderful friends, who treat her kindly and are supportive. She has Asperger’s (brilliant, but socially challenged). They treat each other like gold. It’s so sweet. Their moms are like that, too, so when I had to interact with the power moms (who intimidate school staff and the school board), I had to power through the awkward snubs. It rarely happens, but I let them get into my head.
Moynat brings a smile to my face, regardless of my desire for Chanel. I don’t think I’m having an either/or moment. I think in time I could have both, but I think the Moynat would be used, the Chanel would be ($$$$$) cherished on a shelf.
Thank you again!
I used to have a closet with bags that was just sitting there gathering dust. I would take them out of their dustbags/boxes every now and then to admire, but never actually use them. Last year, I finally took the plunge and sold off bags that I haven't used for over a year - it totally stung initially but I haven't looked back since. I lost some money (so am now more prudent with my choices) and the sentimental value attached was irreplaceable. On the other hand, the memories remained and I felt so relieved to be able to start over.
I second the comments to give yourself some time - if you don't use the reissue (btw, still one of my favourite styles!) for say a year, then sell it and get something you truly love and can enjoy more. Life is too short to waste! On the upside, you probably won't lose money when you sell given how much those bags sell nowadays!
Wishing you all a very happy holidays, and many beautiful bags in the future!