Bags and relationships.

I have a love hate relationships with bags. I had them big, small and medium. I'm sensible and don't spend a lot of my hard earn money on these items. The big ones just swallows everything. I'm forever rummaging for my keys, and things inside it. It seems to swallow stuff. The smaller bags...just not enough space. Anyway my girlies bought me a Guess bag for Christmas . And guess what? I hate it now .  The love is gone. I want to get another one. My real relationships are much stabler than that of my bags though.

Lots of ladies buy second hand bags.  I'm not sure about pre-loved bags.  I tend to question what happened to the previous owner. They say a bad owner leaves bad energy on any of their properties. why I'm hesitant to buy second hand. We just don't know the energy of the previous owners. But how about a bad bag that ruined it's owner?

There was this bag I've grown fond of. It keep saying choose me I choose you. I was ready I thought, then I pondered over the previous owner, why it didn't worked for them? Is it the compartments? Then after a short while of inspecting it and revisiting it at the shop, it clicked on me, the zip keep trapping me. Then I went home check my cupboard, and found I still have my old bag, over the years, still work and hold things in properly, the zip doesn't bite my hand. It's a bit worn but it's okay. The question is should I get a new bag or keep this one?

I did have a brand new bag, it was perfect, I loved it and it seemed to love me back, but I lost it, somebody else owns it now. But like they say, if you love the bag set it free. If it comes back it's yours, but we know the bag will not come back the current owner would not let it go that's for sure. I just hope she didn't ruin the zipper.

There's another type of bag that I hate it's under my eyes.

The cat's in the bag too? Which bag?

Space

We need space for everything. In a vacant space we can put a house in it. Inside the house there's space. Then we fill it up with furniture, appropriately placed for it's purpose according to the room it's filling in. We also need some empty space to move around. I particularly like my empty floor , I like the feel of it under my bare feet.

Inside us we also have space. I focus more on my heart space and even more so in my head space. I have to declutter
both. I have let too many occupants there over the years. And much like a house space I have to de clutter. It's essential for self-preservation .