First Taobao purchase on my own! Bought and picked up all by myself 🙂
SangXier purse ~ 32cm x 20cm x 7cm
Leather ~ yes it’s real! Love that smell!
Originally 298￥, I got it for 63￥!
Good size, hold enough, but doesn’t stick out on my side. I have wide hips, so i don’t like fat purses much. This one lays pretty flat 🙂
Great find!
Found this doll on sale yesterday – 30RMB, which is about 5＄! Sturdy fabric, long shoulder strap – it’s perfect for roaming around 💕
Lol, my best friend in the US gave me the blue earrings a few years ago. I just found the silver pair on the street last night. Cross-cultural earrings! 
New line of apparel designs for all of us who finally, triumphantly passed the dreaded bar exam! Just for fun, I made these for myself and some friends 🙂 Right now, I only have 2012 and 2013 up because I have to do them one at a time, but if you want another year or you want the design on a different product Zazzle offers, just let me know! I can also do the letters in a different color or font 🙂
Snagged these adorable socks at Daiso in Pyeongtaek while visiting the US base there. I love these and socks are NOT cheap in China. So a buck a piece here was pretty good!
French researchers claim to have found indisputable evidence that Coco Chanel worked as a spy for the Nazis during the Second World War.
A written record made public for the first time in a documentary broadcast on French television last night is said to prove that the late fashion designer was a member of Abwehr – Adolf Hitler’s secret military intelligence agency.
The documentary also raised questions about the role played by other French celebrities during the Second World War, including singers Edith Piaf and Maurice Chevalier and dramatist Sacha Guitry.
Claim: A document made public for the first time in a documentary broadcast on French television last night is said to prove that Coco Chanel was a member of Abwehr – Adolf Hitler’s secret military intelligence agency
The newly revealed document suggests that while working for the Nazis, Coco Chanel (pictured left and right) went by the codename ‘Westminster’ – a reference to her affair with the Duke of Westminster in the 1920s
L’Ombre d’un Doute [The Shadow of a Doubt], broadcast on the state-owned France 3 channel yesterday evening, countered the French government’s official claim that almost every well-known figure from the time either joined the Resistance movement or simply boycotted the Nazis.
Although the claim has long been considered spurious by French historians, the issue of doubt has largely been ignored by mainstream French broadcasters. . . .
“She was free in her wildness. She was a wanderess, a drop of free water. She belonged to no man and to no city” ~ Roman Payne
Language Translation
Deceptively Blonde 