Which bag do you want to be burried with?

[HAC]

My friend and I were discussing about life and death over lunch. When lunch was over, she asked me a morbid but intriguing question that left me thinking for the whole day. Her question, "if you were to die now, which bag do you want to be burried with?" After going throught my collection and a good night sleep, I finally have the answer to her question. I told her that I can not take just one because I need a back up bag. My choices:
1. Hermes HAC 40cm in Thalassa blue
2. Goyard Comores in black with black and white stripes painted on it.

 

[HAC]

My friend and I were discussing about life and death over lunch. When lunch was over, she asked me a morbid but intriguing question that left me thinking for the whole day. Her question, "if you were to die now, which bag do you want to be burried with?" After going throught my collection and a good night sleep, I finally have the answer to her question. I told her that I can not take just one with me because I need to have a back up bag. My choices:
1. Hermes HAC 40cm in Thalassa blue
2. Goyard Comores in black with black and white stripes painted on it.

 

[bag-mania]

Well, that is odd lunch conversation! I would have to say none. To me, bags fall under the category of "you can't take it with you".

 

[Impulser]

I do not think there would be enough space for a hobo or satchel for I opt for a testful clutch. I have a vintage velvet one from Karl Lagerfeld. Its also black so it could match everything.

 

[Liberté]

WOuldn't it rather be which bag would you want to be burried in?

 

[BagLuver]

I wouldn't want to be buried with any of my bags. I'd rather leave my bags and jewelry to family and friends. Seems such a waste to put nice things like that in the ground forever.

 

[HauteMama]

I wouldn't want to be buried with any of my bags. I'd rather leave my bags and jewelry to family and friends. Seems such a waste to put nice things like that in the ground forever.

I agree. You really cannot take it with you. If anyone has any use for anything I own or wear (including jewelry), they should have it and not bury it.

 

[trisha48228]

I agree with Liberte. Not sure which one, but I think I would want to be buried in a very nice brand new LV bag. I would leave all my other bags for my daughters and friends.

WOuldn't it rather be which bag would you want to be burried in? [/quote

 

[Wayneright]

WOuldn't it rather be which bag would you want to be burried in?

A bag, instead of an urn for your ashes?

 

[nanette0269]

i think its a fair question...but rather to lead someone to identify which bags are the most precious and will them appropriately. not a bad thought.

 

[moi et mes sacs]

Repeat thread. You only have to open new thread once.

 

[ampeefyed]

O_O I would hope that bags won't matter in my next life.

 

[charleston-mom]

Too funny - might be fun to have your ashes put in a mono speedy 30 - ha ha!

 

[NYCBagSnob]

I agree its a fair question...I wish to pass my bags on to my dd. I make every purchase with her in mind. I so hope she develops an appreciation for them.

 

[caxe]

I don't suppose it will matter. LOL. I'm gonna be dead...y'know? Purses will be the last thing on my cold, decaying, non-functional, dead and irrelevant mind.

They could throw a Hefty garbage bag in the casket with me and I'll be none the wiser.