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| This overpriced (duty-free or not) little item would make an interesting addition to my Eiffel Tower collection. So did I buy it? I did not—fortunately, someone already gave me one of these. I never shop the Duty Free; I hang on to my leftover euros and just assume I'll be back. So far, so good. [To see more ABC posts, go here.] |
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
ABC Wednesday—D is for "Duty-Free"
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Pretty little things.
ReplyDeleteThe tops of those made me realize that something might be more tempting than candy, such as this. But why stop there when there is this? Now that we have wine (distilled), woman (singular, alas), it would be nice to find some kind of song.
ReplyDeleteIsn’t it nice to return to a country with a sheaf of local currency without having to go through currency exchange?
Colorful shot for D! I visit the duty free shops just to kill time, I seldom buy something.
ReplyDeleteD is for...
an unnecessary knickknack that i might have been suckered into buying!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
La tour Eiffel avec des bonbons...
ReplyDeleteI agree that you have to be careful at those duty free shops...you can get taken in by all those goodies.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
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