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If I had had $249 in my back pocket tonight...

I would have purchased this:
at TJ Maxx. Quite the steal, don't you think? A PINK Coach purse, marked down from a lovely $498. But alas, when I do have $249 in my back pocket it will go to my entry fee for the Lonestar Half Ironman in Galveston in April...not a pink purse. I spend money on pink carbon and pink spandex, unfortunately not pink purse (unless the price is right, and $249 is not right, at least right now).

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trigirl82 said…
Haha, awesome. Gear/racing is way cooler than a purse anyway. :-)
December 16, 2009 at 11:19 PM
Coach Liz said…
Good choice to pass on the pink purse. Lone Star entry fee is much more fun!
December 17, 2009 at 9:27 AM
Jill (& Bob) said…
Come out our way to the outlet (we're always up for shopping...well, hopefully baby brother will be). I bought a purse at the Coach outlet for Santa to give me for only $80! Quite the steal...
December 17, 2009 at 10:58 AM
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