Today i spent an absolute fortune on my fave perfume which I haven't bought for years
Just for me. No other reason. But now I just keep smelling it and damn its amazing how good it makes me feel!
Did you ever do anything like that, and how good did it make you feel?
Im spraying this all over my bed tonight and going to sleep smiling
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"I enquired how much the actual perfume that you dab on rather than spray of my favourite was. 15ml is £160 I didn't buy it...
Wow... that's to rich for my blood"
It's a lot of money isn't it. The woman offered me 10% off and told me they'd have to order it in but they wouldn't charge me for delivery. I still didn't buy it. |
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"I enquired how much the actual perfume that you dab on rather than spray of my favourite was. 15ml is £160 I didn't buy it...
Wow... that's to rich for my blood
It's a lot of money isn't it. The woman offered me 10% off and told me they'd have to order it in but they wouldn't charge me for delivery. I still didn't buy it. "
It would have been nice but even so... I'd probably treat myself at some point, skip the council tax maybe and go for it |
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"I enquired how much the actual perfume that you dab on rather than spray of my favourite was. 15ml is £160 I didn't buy it...
Wow... that's to rich for my blood
It's a lot of money isn't it. The woman offered me 10% off and told me they'd have to order it in but they wouldn't charge me for delivery. I still didn't buy it.
It would have been nice but even so... I'd probably treat myself at some point, skip the council tax maybe and go for it "
I can't imagine having enough disposable income to spend £160 on 15ml of perfume. I'd buy it if I had no other call on my money though.
I consoled myself by going to the Clarinet counter and asking for a sample of rose radiance cream and the Estée Lauder counter and asking for a foundation sample to match my skin tone. |
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"I enquired how much the actual perfume that you dab on rather than spray of my favourite was. 15ml is £160 I didn't buy it...
Wow... that's to rich for my blood
It's a lot of money isn't it. The woman offered me 10% off and told me they'd have to order it in but they wouldn't charge me for delivery. I still didn't buy it.
It would have been nice but even so... I'd probably treat myself at some point, skip the council tax maybe and go for it
I can't imagine having enough disposable income to spend £160 on 15ml of perfume. I'd buy it if I had no other call on my money though.
I consoled myself by going to the Clarinet counter and asking for a sample of rose radiance cream and the Estée Lauder counter and asking for a foundation sample to match my skin tone. "
Sod the council tax at least I'd smell good in court 
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"Bought some oud essence oil on holiday, smells divine
Cartier have a small range of Oud not cheap but the smells are devine"
Bought the essence oil in Egypt. Have made some into perfume. It's
A lot cheaper |
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"Bought some oud essence oil on holiday, smells divine
Cartier have a small range of Oud not cheap but the smells are devine
Bought the essence oil in Egypt. Have made some into perfume. It's
A lot cheaper"
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"I enquired how much the actual perfume that you dab on rather than spray of my favourite was. 15ml is £160 I didn't buy it...
Wow... that's to rich for my blood
It's a lot of money isn't it. The woman offered me 10% off and told me they'd have to order it in but they wouldn't charge me for delivery. I still didn't buy it.
It would have been nice but even so... I'd probably treat myself at some point, skip the council tax maybe and go for it
I can't imagine having enough disposable income to spend £160 on 15ml of perfume. I'd buy it if I had no other call on my money though.
I consoled myself by going to the Clarinet counter and asking for a sample of rose radiance cream and the Estée Lauder counter and asking for a foundation sample to match my skin tone.
Sod the council tax at least I'd smell good in court
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