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Ok that makes sense. I was re-watching the bag so I didn’t have to wait around for the auction to end last second and I just checked on it in the “ended” section and the 6 feedback buyer was infact the highest bidder at $272. Wow thats a crazy amount to spend on a murphy. I hope the buyer really enjoys it! :eek:
She may not pay. Then it will probably be relisted.
 
Ok...A question to ponder.
What vintage Coach bag have you seen and decided its a very complete No No from you.?..a bag you might think is ugly or ridiculous or you know you would never buy it or use it in a million years.
I will start...for me its this. Every time I see it I go Blah!!View attachment 4801081
So what say you all...you must have one.
I second this, I don't like this bag much either.
 
Ok...A question to ponder.
What vintage Coach bag have you seen and decided its a very complete No No from you.?..a bag you might think is ugly or ridiculous or you know you would never buy it or use it in a million years.
I will start...for me its this. Every time I see it I go Blah!!View attachment 4801081
So what say you all...you must have one.
Mine would be the long skinny hobo in the middle of the set in this listing. Every time I see one I flinch. They look ugly, useless, awkward, and hard to access.
 
Ok...A question to ponder.
What vintage Coach bag have you seen and decided its a very complete No No from you.?..a bag you might think is ugly or ridiculous or you know you would never buy it or use it in a million years.
I will start...for me its this. Every time I see it I go Blah!!View attachment 4801081
So what say you all...you must have one.
The Suspender Bag. I don't get it. The suspender feature serves no purpose. If anything, it makes the strap more vulnerable to wear and tear.
Also, all little kisslock thingies with their fragile-looking skinny straps.
 
Everyone, I'm so happy right now. Due to some botched and very painful procedures using inefficient local anaesthetic roughly fifteen years ago I have a crippling, and I mean CRIPPLING, fear of the dentist. Crying, shaking, hyperventilating, flinching, the works. (Quite funny actually, seeing how I was pretty invested in equine dentistry myself). I've always stayed on top of my dental hygiene to never have to experience something like that again, but one of those inlays from 15 years ago fell out and needed replacing, yuck.
I've found an awesome new dentist who works with phobic patients and just had the procedure done while undergoing a very uneventful general anesthesia. I'm fully awake now and feel so relieved and so proud (even though I chose the most wimp option available, lol).

I think this calls for rewarding myself with some nice vintage Coach. Maybe I'll even up the budget.
 
Mine would be the long skinny hobo in the middle of the set in this listing. Every time I see one I flinch. They look ugly, useless, awkward, and hard to access.

I had that bag during a 'love all Soho' phase that I went through when I initially discovered Coach. I can't tell you how many times I had to dump out the bag contents to find something stuck at one end or the other. Literally stuck, as the bag thins out at the ends and you have to really dig to get something lodged there. They looked so good, though!
 
I had that bag during a 'love all Soho' phase that I went through when I initially discovered Coach. I can't tell you how many times I had to dump out the bag contents to find something stuck at one end or the other. Literally stuck, as the bag thins out at the ends and you have to really dig to get something lodged there. They looked so good, though!
That is exactly what I imagined it would be like to carry that bag!
 
Everyone, I'm so happy right now. Due to some botched and very painful procedures using inefficient local anaesthetic roughly fifteen years ago I have a crippling, and I mean CRIPPLING, fear of the dentist. Crying, shaking, hyperventilating, flinching, the works. (Quite funny actually, seeing how I was pretty invested in equine dentistry myself). I've always stayed on top of my dental hygiene to never have to experience something like that again, but one of those inlays from 15 years ago fell out and needed replacing, yuck.
I've found an awesome new dentist who works with phobic patients and just had the procedure done while undergoing a very uneventful general anesthesia. I'm fully awake now and feel so relieved and so proud (even though I chose the most wimp option available, lol).

I think this calls for rewarding myself with some nice vintage Coach. Maybe I'll even up the budget.
It is amazing to find a competent and caring dentist. I had an experience where I was given too much of the laughing gas and it caused me to vomit on myself during a simple filling procedure. Talk about traumatic. I, like you, was terrified of dental work. Cleanings were ok but anything where I would get a shot or gas was a NO GO. But I recently was able to get my first crown just last month. So I applaud you for being brave and taking care of your dental health. It is so critically important. Yes reward yourself!
 
It is amazing to find a competent and caring dentist. I had an experience where I was given too much of the laughing gas and it caused me to vomit on myself during a simple filling procedure. Talk about traumatic. I, like you, was terrified of dental work. Cleanings were ok but anything where I would get a shot or gas was a NO GO. But I recently was able to get my first crown just last month. So I applaud you for being brave and taking care of your dental health. It is so critically important. Yes reward yourself!
Nightmare fuel. You deserve that crown!
 
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Thank you! I do admit as scary as it was to have the work done, the best reward was the pain relief. Do you feel like the outcome was worth the experience in your case?
Absolutely! I didn't actually have any pain, but knew that The Crater (they always seem so huge to the tongue, right) needed a new inlay or there would be pain down the line. I've never been completely put under before, so I was nervous about that, but it wasn't bad at all. When they administered the propofol I felt very drunk for a split second, and next thing I know I was waking up. Bliss!
 
Ok...A question to ponder.
What vintage Coach bag have you seen and decided its a very complete No No from you.?..a bag you might think is ugly or ridiculous or you know you would never buy it or use it in a million years.
I will start...for me its this. Every time I see it I go Blah!!View attachment 4801081
So what say you all...you must have one.
Those watermelon kisslock totes. I always want to put two googly eyes on it and go “Aw, why are you looking so sad and down in the dumps, little one?”

When I first started collecting vintage coach I thought never a courier because, well, they remind me of something, but strangely now I want one. So you never know! Things change :)
 
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