
When I was in the mall shopping for a purse, I couldn't find the
right thing. Why is it so hard? I looked at hundreds (felt like
thousands!) of purses. Nothing. I went to Macy's, nothing.
Nordstrom...I didn't think I could even afford to look there. I went to Brighton, I have one and it's always been a favorite, oh my gosh they are expensive!
This is mine when it was newer....I've really worn it out at this
point. (does anyone have some tips on cleaning a straw purse?).

Then I
had a thought. If Sears is good enough for the Kardashians, it's
probably good enough for me. So, I went in and looked around. No.
Absolutely not. The only thing I even liked in the store were the
posters of the Kardashians. The reality was that it was a messy store
and the quality of the items just didn't seem great to me at a glance. I
wasn't even tempted to look further, so I left.
That took me to Penny's. What a relief. The purses were on tables and shelves. I didn't have to look through a tangled mess of purses hanging by the strap. (I hate that!) I'm a fast shopper. Some of my friends (you know who you are) can get frustrated with my speed shopping. I don't like to sift through piles. I just want to look around and see if there is something that catches my eye. And, there was.
Is it just me or is finding just the right purse a difficult pursuit?
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