I’m not sure how you’re accomplishing all this detail but it’s really impressive!
“Sheltering in Place” with Hermès
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Thanks! I was an aspiring filmmaker at 12 (who wasn’t?!!). For a couple of summers, my friends and I would write screenplays and film stories we spun by using whatever was available. Whenever I look at an everyday object, I imagine how it can be used and what it looks like when photographed. I’m trying to use all those H boxes collected. The bag raincoat may make an appearance at some point!
An unforeseen positive I found last week: a telemedicine appt isn’t the same as being in the room with your physician, but they can’t weigh you over the phone.....so there’s that! 
I have an actual appt with my cardiologist soon and I’m already thinking about what bag I might carry. The front runner....better for carrying paperwork than a clutch....
I have an actual appt with my cardiologist soon and I’m already thinking about what bag I might carry. The front runner....better for carrying paperwork than a clutch....
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As it’s ok to post silly photos in this thread! I was supposed to be going to Paris this summer, think this is the closest I’ll get . The fluffy croissant was picked up on my last trip.. because we all need a fluffy croissant (well I did anyway). His name is Claude Le Croissant. I’m possibly going slightly mad....
Edited to say apologies for the crumpled duvet cover. No matter how much time I have on my hands, life is too short for ironing the duvet.
. The fluffy croissant was picked up on my last trip.. because we all need a fluffy croissant (well I did anyway). His name is Claude Le Croissant. I’m possibly going slightly mad....Edited to say apologies for the crumpled duvet cover. No matter how much time I have on my hands, life is too short for ironing the duvet.
Silliness is definitely ok here. Anything that helps us cope with the situation is helpful. Claude looks pretty happy, btw!As it’s ok to post silly photos in this thread! I was supposed to be going to Paris this summer, think this is the closest I’ll get
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Edited to say apologies for the crumpled duvet cover. No matter how much time I have on my hands, life is too short for ironing the duvet.
(If ironing were required, I’d have been thrown off here a long time ago....but I did manage to locate mine...and display it looking sort of Hermès-ish.)
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There’s so much fun going on here!
It’s amazing what we can do with all the extra time we have. 
my busy retired father-in-law once said he didn’t understand how he once had time to work.There’s so much fun going on here!
Awesome!!! I love how this echoes your avatar photo with the Eiffel tour and bag.As it’s ok to post silly photos in this thread! I was supposed to be going to Paris this summer, think this is the closest I’ll get
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Edited to say apologies for the crumpled duvet cover. No matter how much time I have on my hands, life is too short for ironing the duvet.
Brilliant! I now have ideas for how to best use the iron, thank you
Thank you @diane278, they made me feel human again
Your Robe du Soir CSGM must feel like a hug on the move! And the bag is definitely drool-worthy
@Jbizzybeetle aww, thank you! Having them on me makes me feel that life is somewhat normal!
@nymeria absolutely! Though DH didn’t quite get why I am “dressed up”
This double-sided 90 is one of the last things I bought from H before the stores closed. Another item just waiting to see the light of day:
admiring my oldies today! 40 year old black box Kelly and my 60 year old (give or take) cordeliere bag
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admiring my oldies today! 40 year old black box Kelly and my 60 year old (give or take) cordeliere bag