Tumi Villa Magazine Tote

I have a mixed reaction about the outstation meeting. I hate it if my part is like 5% of the discussion. It’s like why you ask me to eat plane meal when the only question you ask me is the status? You can always text or email me right?

The best part of outstation meeting is I can watch, guess the designer and analyze (luv it!). My happiest is when someone carries a bag that I blog. That is an achievement! Not that she read my blog before purchasing it, but you know, at least I wrote and know the name of the bag. The painful part is too see woman in Salvatore Ferragamo heels, MaxMara Suit and a smell of Calvin Klein Eternity EDP carrying laptop in a canvas case in Dell, Apple or Fujitsu tag. Dell? That name never in vogue. Apple? That is fruit. Fujitsu? I know it must be something to do with Japanese.

But what about Tumi? Okay. It may sound like an African name for some but for those who really appreciate exclusive wear, this name is everywhere on their closet. If a woman (refer to above) considers to throw Dell canvas case and put her latest laptop into Tumi Canvas with leather trimmed and silvertone hardware Villa magazine tote , I am the happiest even my part is less than 5% in that meeting.

This tote looks like a large, edgy handbag and nothing like a laptop case. It has an interior organizer pocket that can be used to put your small purse. Before (or maybe during meeting) you might take a look at what is in for winter or what is Nicole Kidman wearing. Elle and Vogue can fit in perfectly. They won