
I realized that it must be some sort of unwritten requirement of my mom's group to own at least one. I had seen the other mom's carrying them and I liked the looks of them, but I had just not gotten around to researching them. But, seeing them all together, lined up like that, just drove the message home.
Then, when I got home from the party, my aunt came over to see me, and she brought Sarah a little gift to celebrate her becoming a woman last month. This is what she got her.

So, I couldn't let my daughter have one of these lovely bags while I went around without one, could I? Nah, I didn't think so.
2 comments:
Your daughter is one lucky girl. I WANT A VERA! WAAAAAAAAAAA
What gets me is when I see kids at elementary school with Vera backpacks! Can you say spoiled! LOL
Totally spoiled! And I don't remember getting any special gifts for "becoming a woman." Why does she deserve a freaking $40 purse for that??
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