I have this "thing" with purses and wallets...
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Leather wallet - I think! Can anyone tell me more about it?
Comments (15)@colleenoz. I not too sure what you mean in your post, to be honest.... @ingeorgia. Yes, I'm happy with what I got for it. I sold it honestly, making it quite clear that I did not not its age or what it may have previously been used for.... What I meant was that I feel for the person who bought it, if they have bought it based on the potential mis-information of the seller. Cheers...See MoreCrafters have weird things in their purses
Comments (7):) up until about christmas time, I didn't carry a purse- I carried a backpack. sketchbook, watercolor kit, leatherman tool, round-nosed pliers, and whatever bits I had collected- pine cones, a baggie of cracked safety glass, old phone wire (the colored kind) or what have you... of course, when the receptionist at my husband's work mistook me for his mom, I realized I'd let the whole thing go a little far-he's only a year younger than I am! so the backpack now stays in the station wagon (which also has a well-appinted tool kit, never will I miss out on something curbside because I couldn't break it down into pieces that will fit into the car!) however, in the tiny little purse I bought myself, there's still room for my leatherman, a crochet hook, and a tiny little notebook!...See MoreRFID Wallet, anyone have one?
Comments (12)I don't currently have any cards that have a chip BUT, I am a creature of habit and I don't tend to replace wallet until they're worn out. My current wallet is now falling apart so it's time to buy a new one. To me, it just makes sense to take the chip into consideration and buy a wallet that can cope with it in the future. Since I didn't get any answers, I went ahead and ordered one of the ones I'd been considering. Here is a link that might be useful: Kenna Kai Data Safe Wallet...See MoreHave you ever lost your wallet/purse and had it returned?
Comments (39)My lost & found experiences: Like a lot of people I often think how great it would be to find a bunch of money. But I always hope that If I do, PLEASE let there be no ID with it, because thanks to that guilt trip my Mom (very religious) laid on my when I was a kid, I'd have to do all I could to locate the rightful owner. I wouldn't ask for a reward either. I wouldn't turn it in anywhere because I believe that sadly in this day and age the average person would just pocket it. Found $65 on the floor of a nightclub in Avalon NJ, just the money, no ID. Sweet! Found $30 in Sears parking lot at Neshaminy Mall, NE Phila. - no car parked nearby. Again, cash only. Found a passport walking from the train to work. Tracked down the owner, called, said I'd bring it over. Knocked / rang the bell, no answer, car in the driveway. I think they didn't want to risk me asking for a reward (I wouldn't). I left it in the mailbox. When my 24 year old daughter was 3 she found a childs wallet in the playground with $3 and address / phone number inside. She wanted to keep it but I said we have to return it. The mother didn't eveen say thank you. I gave Kris $1 as a reward. When I delivered pizza part time I found $43 with no ID in the shop but it was where the drivers congregated and there was only one other driver working with me. I returned the money. Older peope are no more or less honest than the younger ones. Again as a pizza deliverer, I took an order to a florist shop. When they paid me I put the money in my jacket pocket, something I never did, usually. Walking back to the car I reached in to retrieve the money & felt only change. I turn back toward the door - I'm about 30 feet away - and the old lady who ran the register by the door is scuttling toward the bill, a ten, reaching for it when her eyes met mine. I quickly said 'Looks like I dropped my change.' She replied 'Yeah, I guess so.' or something like that. She got up and walked back inside....See More- 6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago
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