Thursday, 5 October 2017

Covetous

I don't think [at least I hope not] that I'm by nature an acquisitive creature. It gives me great pleasure to enjoy and admire new things or see other's possessions, but the process hardly ever gives me a dose of "I wants" You can imagine what a nightmare I am come birthday or Christmas time then as I am asked "what do you want?" and I draw a blank. One year I think my Mum could hardly believe it when I asked her for one of those extendable feather dusters. However, she bought me one [along with other far more exciting things] and it's been an absolute godsend. I've used it loads.

Unusually for me this year I knew exactly what I wanted...I'd seen it earlier this year on the Irish Archaeology Shop....now nearly everything on there makes me covetous [aside from the beard beads...I probably could grow my own facial hair at this stage in my life if I so chose, but I don't think it's something I really want to aim for!] Ta-dah....one Celtic Triskele bracelet. Yum yum!


Thanking you kindly Mr GBT!

Arilx

6 comments:

  1. I'm not covetous either and often draw blanks if people ask me what I'd like. xxx

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    1. There's definitely a difference between liking and wanting to own something for yourself isn't there!
      Arilx

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  2. Ooohhhh...now that's a thing of beauty....am I to presume you've acquired another digit to your age?! Happy Birthday. x

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    1. Yes I am officially an even older bird now!
      Arilx

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  3. Lovely bracelet!,Im just the same,when asked what i would like,cause there is nothing that i need.My daughter always spends alot on me and her Dad at Christmas,birthdays ect...and i would be so happy with just a lemon fragrance candle from the pound shop!,I would much prefer her to save the money for her and our Grandkids,Debi,xx

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    1. Thank you. Sometimes it's the simplest things which give us the greatest pleasure particularly if somebody knows us well enough to be able choose well.
      Arilx

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