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anon
im from the uk,for school everyone wears shoulder bags like paul frank,river island,or just slouch bags. i found some but im not sure if my p.e kit,planner and lunch would fit in - links to any?
here are some examples:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ladies-Shoulder-Leather-Look-Across-Satchel-Handbags-Uk-/270763608087?pt=UK_Women_s_Handbags&var=&hash=item84b7fa24de#ht_11639wt_1002
http://www.matalan.co.uk/fcp/product/fashion-to-buy-online/Accessories/Tassel-Hobo-Bag-in-Brown/39364&resultsPerPage=100&attrList=Dept,brand
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/women/bags--purses/cross-body-/black-pu-messenger-bag-605667
quick responses please...
Answer
out of your choices. the second is the cutest.
do you have american eagle outfitters there? they have really cute bags and they fit a lot of stuff.
i also looked at river island. and thought these bags are pretty cute.
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/women/bags--purses/shopper--tote-bags/brown-side-zip-tote-bag-606031
this one is my favorite:
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/women/bags--purses/leather-bags/black-leather-zip-front-cross-body-bag-605668
out of your choices. the second is the cutest.
do you have american eagle outfitters there? they have really cute bags and they fit a lot of stuff.
i also looked at river island. and thought these bags are pretty cute.
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/women/bags--purses/shopper--tote-bags/brown-side-zip-tote-bag-606031
this one is my favorite:
http://www.riverisland.com/Online/women/bags--purses/leather-bags/black-leather-zip-front-cross-body-bag-605668
Ways to make extra money?
K. Burke
First of all, I DO have a job, which I work very hard at, so I'm not asking this because I'm a freeloader. But lately I've been needing some extra cash. Any good ways you can think of?
Again, I have a job, so please don't tell me to get a second one. I would like some other way to earn some extra cash.
Thank you so much! (:
Answer
That other answer is likely leading you to a scam. Avoid it.
I worked 2 jobs for years -- a full time and part time. It's really the best solution for money, but there are others. Don't discount it straight away. I used to clean office buildings and nightclubs -- the hours were all after hours, and it was only a couple of hours at a time. :)
You can sell some stuff you're not using anymore on EBay -- bags of clothes go really well, as do kids toys. I have some friends who do this -- one buys stuff at op shops like St Vincent de Paul and sells things like toys and kids clothes at a profit on EBay. The other does it with cars -- he buys an old car for a few hundred dollars, and parts it out, selling the parts for a considerable profit. He recently confessed to me that he finds doing this addictive. He's a car guy, so it works for him.
Why do you need more money? Is there areas in your finances you could tighten up a bit? Perhaps it might help to keep a spending diary for a few weeks, work out where your money is going, and see if there is somewhere you can rein it in. Can you get cheaper deals on your phone, internet, or insurance? Can you take your lunch to work each day from home? Doing that can save you hundreds of dollars a year.
You should try the library for some books on personal finance -- they are full of tips to sort your finances out and they are easy to read. You might find there is something very simple you could do that helps you manage your money. For example, one woman I knew (I used to give financial counselling to women leaving domestic violence) used to use her debit card everywhere. When she instead took her wage out of her account in one withdrawal as cash, and spent only cash, she found she spent a considerably smaller amount, because she could see at a glance how much she had left in her wallet. This saved her over a hundred dollars the first week she did it. Just find the weaknesses in where you are spending your money and see if you can make some tiny changes. You may find this solves your problem and you don't need to find extra money. :)
That other answer is likely leading you to a scam. Avoid it.
I worked 2 jobs for years -- a full time and part time. It's really the best solution for money, but there are others. Don't discount it straight away. I used to clean office buildings and nightclubs -- the hours were all after hours, and it was only a couple of hours at a time. :)
You can sell some stuff you're not using anymore on EBay -- bags of clothes go really well, as do kids toys. I have some friends who do this -- one buys stuff at op shops like St Vincent de Paul and sells things like toys and kids clothes at a profit on EBay. The other does it with cars -- he buys an old car for a few hundred dollars, and parts it out, selling the parts for a considerable profit. He recently confessed to me that he finds doing this addictive. He's a car guy, so it works for him.
Why do you need more money? Is there areas in your finances you could tighten up a bit? Perhaps it might help to keep a spending diary for a few weeks, work out where your money is going, and see if there is somewhere you can rein it in. Can you get cheaper deals on your phone, internet, or insurance? Can you take your lunch to work each day from home? Doing that can save you hundreds of dollars a year.
You should try the library for some books on personal finance -- they are full of tips to sort your finances out and they are easy to read. You might find there is something very simple you could do that helps you manage your money. For example, one woman I knew (I used to give financial counselling to women leaving domestic violence) used to use her debit card everywhere. When she instead took her wage out of her account in one withdrawal as cash, and spent only cash, she found she spent a considerably smaller amount, because she could see at a glance how much she had left in her wallet. This saved her over a hundred dollars the first week she did it. Just find the weaknesses in where you are spending your money and see if you can make some tiny changes. You may find this solves your problem and you don't need to find extra money. :)
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