Big Sis' Lily

The Mulberry Lily undoubtedly drew inspiration from the classic Chanel Flap bag: chain strap, flap over and twist closure. Ok, so that postman lock is a bit of a trademark for Mulberry but I still think the overall feel is definitely Chanel. 

The Lily comes in 4 sizes: Mini, Regular, Medium and Large. Yes, Medium is actually not the middle one. And since Large was withdrawn, Medium is now the larges. All a bit confusing, really.

Anyway. My previous review of a regular Lily showed that you can actually fit a decent amount into her, even though she's actually not all that big. However, if you need any more than a purse, phone, tissues and a small notebook, you'd quickly reach the limit. 

The medium Lily is a much more practical sized bag and being available currently from Mulberry in a variety of leathers and colours, probably worth a consideration if you like the style and are looking for a daytime bag.

The Large Lily was discontinued but is of a very similar size as the Medium and since I happened to have one here, I had a little play with her.

Hello September!

So last week seems rather pathetic - outfit-wise, at least. I just didn't manage to sort out more than two shots for my #ootd posts. Sorry. I have therefore added some completely gratuitous bag porn. 

Top & Skirt: Zara

Trainers: Converse

Dress: Boden

Shoes: Clarks

All Bags: Mulberry

Clockwise from top right:

Mulberry Kelly in Chestnut Nile

Mulberry Alexa in Printed Oak NVT

Mulberry Pocketbook in Black NVT

Mulberry Coin Purse in Chocolate Congo

Mulberry Ledbury in Printed Oak NVT

Mulberry Ledbury in Printed Black NVT

Mulberry Bayswater in Printed Oak NVT

No Déjà Vu

After last week's short yet important but not "wear" related message, I am back to the frivolities of fashion. 

Just a few weeks ago I went on about a new (to me) handbag designer Strathberry of Scotland and how they did not just entice me to put my name (and credit card details) down for one of their creations but also many others and completely smashed their Kickstarter goal of £25,000, achieving over £120,000 worth of pre-orders.

Fast forward just a couple of weeks and the horribly clever people of Facebook present me with an add for another, very similar project on Kickstarter. Yep, another handbag designer. Being predictably easily reeled in, I clicked through and was instantly hooked.

Linjer (Norwegian for "lines") are Roman and Jenn, who both were simply fed up of not being able to find a "work-appropriate leather bag that didn’t break the bank". Upon researching this in depth, they successfully crowdfunded their first collection on Indigogo and are currently running their second one on (yes, as I said above) Kickstarter. 

Of course I am fairly easily swayed when it comes to beautiful leather goods (Mulberry, Smythson, Aspinal...) and you also know that quality and usability of the product is really important to me. Name only just doesn't wash - which is probably why I still haven't forked out a ridiculous amount for plastic covered canvas (yes, I'm talking about Louis Vuitton). 

Anyway, and I am finally getting to the point here. 
Their bags won me over:
- beautifully simple design that doesn't need an audacious logo
- full grain, vegetable tanned leather with high quality hardware
- great value for money - they claim 1/4 of what a luxury brand would sell them for.

And had my car not been a write-off after last week's horrible crash, my finger would not still be hovering over the order button but I'd already have ordered this beautiful cross body purse...

...or this gorgeous doctor's bag...

Sure, neither of them are "cheap" at $199 (£130) or $279 (£163) respectively and you'll have to expect to have something added from the lovely people at customs as they ship form the USA but flippin' heck - compared to Mulberry or a leather LV that's almost ridiculous!

The Kickstarter project runs out on 19th September so even if I can't order one I'd urge you to give them a go. And please do let me know if you do - then at least I can drool over yours!

How To Sell Your Mulberry

I've talked a lot about buying bags. But what happens if you just keep buying? Wardrobe overload. Bankruptcy. Divorce. Well, you never know...

So before you can go and buy that next item on your list, you want to move on one of your bags. No idea where to start? 

Here are my quick top 5 tips:

1. Determine Price

There are a few factors you'll want to consider: 

How quickly do you want to sell? 
How much did you pay for that bag? 
And what is she worth right now? 

You'll have an idea about the first two. For the last one I'd point you in the direction of these two sites:

Naughtipidgins Nest
Great first stop to check prices. Just type the name of the bag you're researching into the search box and all current stock PLUS previously sold bags come up. As Shian describes condition in detail, this is a fab starting point for gauging how much you might be able to ask for your bag.

eBay
Same principle as above: do a search for the bag and then tick the box "Sold". That way you see what has sold recently and for how much. I'd just add here that eBay is way more volatile and you'll see some "blips" on here.

When deciding on a price bear in mind seasonality/time of year. In spring or summer you might find it harder to sell oak or darker leathers. In winter the candy/pastel colours might not be so covetable. Coming up to the sale, people might be saving their pennies to buy new for not much more than pre-loved prices. And after the sale they are spent up. I'd also say: always be approachable for an offer. Unless you're happy to just wait until you get the price you want. That's fine too but you might just have to wait for a while.


2. Assure Authenticity

Authenticate4u.com will carry out a full authentication for just £5. They are also usually happy to help if you don't know what your bag is called or which leather she has been made from. Being able to provide a certificate will reassure your buyer (especially if you haven't sold before and aren't "known" as a seller yet) and it will also protect you, should somebody claim you sold them a fake.


3. Prettify

Unless somebody has asked for a bag I happen to have and wants her straight away, I usually spend some time and give her some TLC. Sure, you won't always be able to get rid of every flaw but I want to know that that bag left my house looking as good as she can and I want my buyer to open that box and be thrilled. I therefore treat the leather, usually with Collonil gel, though it depends on what finish the bag is in. If there are any stains on the fabric lining, I try to get them out. If the bag has suede lining, I give it a nice brush. I always ask myself "would I be happy to receive a bag like this after having just parted with £x?"


4. Wrap it up

I've sold a bag. The person who receives my parcel has probably saved up for her and treated themselves. As I said above, I want them to be thrilled when they open the box and not just find a bag chucked into an empty box or haphazardly covered with bubble wrap. I therefore usually stuff the bag with tissue paper and/or bubble wrap (depending on how much we have to stuff, really). Then wrap her in bubble wrap. Then she goes in her dustbag. Then in a box lined with tissue paper. And I always include a little card to say "Thank you".

5. Chose correct postage

Nothing worse than sending off that lovely parcel and then hearing that it's not arrived by the time it should have. Hopefully you will have paid for a tracking service, so you can check where the parcel is. But what if the parcel is lost full stop? Well, hopefully you have not only paid for tracking but also for insurance. Royal Mail's standard insurance only covers a value up to £50. I therefore usually send my parcels by "Special Delivery". This not only guarantees delivery by 1pm for the next working day but also insures your parcel up to £500. Check Royal Mail pricefinder for details but I usually pay either £8.55 (500g-1kg), £11 (up to 2kg) or £28.28 (up to 5kg). Saving on postage is the wrong place to save. It's your responsibility to get that bag to your buyer. Losing a £500 bag and not being able to claim back more than £50 from Royal Mail pretty much just sucks. You also want to cover yourself of the one or two bad eggs out there, who claim they never received that parcel.

So there you go. Did I say short and snappy? Well, you should know me by now...

Is It A Parachute? No It's A Mulberry Rosie!

A while ago I introduced you to the Rosie Satchel, a handy little holiday bag. I have since reviewed the Mulberry Tote, a much larger version with short handles and a long cross body strap. Unfortunately I deleted the video before uploading it (I know, d'oh!) - so you are spared that little gem. I have now the pleasure to introduce the Rosie Hobo, though, so behold the bag that's practical, pretty and fairly bomb proof, as far as stains go... :)

And August Is Over

So last week was the last week of August. Let's see how long I can continue to wear some of my summer-ish outfits before it gets too autumnal (=cold & rainy).

Dress & Shoes: Zara

Cardigan: Boden

Necklace: Something old, I think...

 Skirt & Cardigan: Boden

Top: Zara

Shoes: Dune

Necklace: Topshop

Top: Warehouse

Skirt: Miss Selfridge

Trainers: Converse

Covet Monday - Be Safe

A very simple request: don't drink and drive.

That car on the pictures below was coming around a corner towards us in the middle of the road and very fast. He crashed into our side before he hit a tree. Had I not manage to pull into the hedge on the left, he'd have hit us straight on. In the car were Mr G, I and little M. We were so lucky.

Just back from my 3rd serious #RTC in 24hrs 😞 yet another #Alcohol related incident #dontdrinkanddrive @SafeDriveGM pic.twitter.com/Wd5tbjU6iG

— Phil Nelson (@Speedsterboy356) August 30, 2015

Look how many people it takes at an incident2get a casualty out of the vehicle #TRU #Offerton & #Marple crews2day pic.twitter.com/IiWWSTPR5v

— Phil Nelson (@Speedsterboy356) August 30, 2015

Look at what a mixture of #speed #alcohol and #inexperience does when it meets a tree #nonfortheroad @SafeDriveGM pic.twitter.com/LQO6OTTpXw

— Phil Nelson (@Speedsterboy356) August 30, 2015

@gmptraffic @GMPStockWest @NWAmbulance and @manchesterfire worked seamlessly today was #proud to see #team999 👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/3AKvtP3TAy

— Phil Nelson (@Speedsterboy356) August 30, 2015

 

Filofax - This Didn't Work

This post was scheduled to go live tonight. Coming home from a day out today with Mr. G and little M. we were involved in an accident that could have been fatal, had I not been lucky enough to to see the oncoming vehicle in time and pull into a hedge. The other driver was not so lucky, swerved off the road and into a tree and I have no idea in which state he is right now. My point really: Sometimes coincidences change your life. Things that seem like a mistake work out for the better. Things that are going as per "the plan" lead you onto a path that might not have a happy outcome. All that I can take from that right now is to be thankful for whatever circumstance let us escape this situation, which could have so easily turned nasty. And I think I'll be thankful for that every day for quite some time.


I wasn't going to film the state of this setup. And then after I did and skipped through the clip (still don't really watch myself back on film), I was just going to delete it. All I could see was

1. My messy handwriting
2. My not very artistic layouts (quite offensive for somebody who likes aesthetically pleasing things)
3. Inserts that are lovely but have just stopped working for me - mainly because of how I combined them

 
However, thinking about all of the above I thought that somebody might actually find this useful. It will certainly show you what didn't work for me and also why. The inserts are lovely and would probably work in a different combination or situation - links to them below! 

This is where the various bits and bobs are from:

• The yearly overview was part of the Paperchase 2015/15 diary inserts. 
• Month on 2 pages is a freebie from Homemadekraft
  
• The now not really used week on 2 pages is from Homemadekraft's etsy shop
• The newer week on 2 pages is also a freebie from Homemadekraft
• Most of the stickers are from Paperbey
• The dividers are from MyPrettyWeek

A New One For Me: Mulberry Beatrice

I still get excited if I manage to get my hands on a Mulberry bag that I have not owned before. Even if she only stays with me a few weeks and I then move her on, I love having a good play with her and doing a review. Apart from quite old, vintage pieces, it doesn't happen often that I come across a bag I never heard before, nevermind handled. However, this is exactly what happened with this one: the Mulberry Beatrice.

I had to have her identified during authentication and then googled. What I found out was that she was launched in SS10 and there were three bags, two purses and a belt in the Beatrice range.

Clear equestrian references in the hardware and saddle leather trim, the range looks sophisticated and classy but I think it is ultimately also very practical.

I don't know what the official name of this one I have here is but I assume it'll be either tote or messenger, due to the long strap. And the strap is one of my favourite features on there...

More August Outfits

I'm running out of things to say about the rubbish summer we had. Actually, there were a couple of nice days last week, so if September grants us a few more days like those, I'll revise my review from rubbish to mediocre. Anyway, these are some of last week's outfits...

Top & Skirt: Warehouse

Shoes: Boden

 

 Top: Zara

Skirt: Miss Selfridge

Trainers: Converse

 Top: Miss Selfridge

Stripy Top underneath: Topshop

Skirt: Zara

Trainers: Converse

 Top & Jeans: H&M

Vest: Topshop

Trainers: Converse

Too Early for Autumn?

It's still August and as much as I have moaned about us not having had a proper summer, I still managed to wear a fair amount of my summer (ok spring) wardrobe. Albeit layered. 

Anyway, it definitely feels too early to look at clothes for autumn/winter. Part of me is probably also superstitious enough to think that if I buy any A/W items I might send the wrong signal to the weather gods. 

BUT - I've just seen this... and I WANT...

Can you imagine this with a white shirt? A black top? Knee high boots? Brogues? Yes to all of them.

That's all.

Can I Keep This Up?

I'm dead proud that Independent Fashion Blogger's weekly roundup included my last my post from this Sunday, which means I've made it into their top 20 for the third time! Have a look at the links below, I particularly like the posts from Muscari Lane and She Got Her Own.

• Affordable: Before & After | Kim Kardashian Inspired Smokey Eyes
• Al-Balsam Life: Balsam’s Thoughts on Cara Delevingne’s Interview for London’s The Times
• Attire Club: Good Trend, Bad Trend
• Dulse & Rugosa: Breakout Blues | Seaweed Can Help Stop Breakouts
• Everest Says: Two Ways to Wear Yellow Heels
• Fashion & Frills: Picnic Print Mixing & Sugar Free Champagne Spritzers!
• Fashionopolis: Breaking Plus Size Fashion Rules
• Fear in Wonderland: Is the Cheek Peek the New Exposed Midriff?
• Happy. Pretty. Sweet.: Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs
• La Vintage Vida: The Jazz Age Lawn Party Part Deux
• Lil Miss JB Style: It Girls
• Moments 2 Stop: Case of the Mondays
• Muscari Lane: The Japanese Way
• Oceanblue Style: le grand bleu
• Sassy Ethnic Bohemian: Closeup | Interview with Brooklyn’s Ed Roth of Stencil 1
• She Got Her Own: 10 Steps to Happiness
• Sparks N Style: Blues Clues
• What Erika Wears: Nutella Coconut Scones
• Will Bake for Shoes: Blade and Bow Bourbon Whiskey Cocktail Recipes
• Wish and Wear: Covet Monday | Time

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Another Chuck It All In Bag: Mulberry Effie Tote

I can't believe it's already four months ago that I reviewed the Effie Tote. I thought she'd be the perfect bag to just chuck in my stuff when out and about with little M but in the end I found the lack of a long cross-body strap and zip closure too annoying. This Effie Tote definitely works better...

Late Summer Dressing

Last week we actually managed to squeeze in a couple of sunny days. I'd almost class these as summer outfits!

Top: Topshop

Skirt & Cardigan: Boden

Shoes: Dune

Top: Reiss

Skirt: Stefanel

Shoes: Zara

Necklace: Gift from best friend

Top: Mango

Vest: Topshop

Jean: H&M

Trainers: Converse

Covet Monday - Time

I know I'm swooning over lovely handbags and various other luxurious bits and bobs. However, there are, of course, things money can't buy and one of them is time.

Time to spend with your children. Time to read a book. Time to finish that task during which you kept getting interrupted. Time to go on a holiday.  Time to smell the flowers. Or, maybe especially so if you do have small children, time to sleep.

For me, the biggest one on the list probably would be time to spend with your children. Little M is racing towards his third birthday and I feel like the years are just passing by. Working full time means he spends all weekdays at nursery, which he does love but that bit of time we have at the morning and in the evening is often filled with me trying to do 4 things at once, not really being able to focus much on him.

Of course nobody can just conjure up these extra few minutes or hours. The day only has 24 of them. For all of us.  However, I have a plan to ignore reason and pretend that I can. Not by magic but by making a few simple adjustments.  


1. Get up 10 minutes earlier every morning

These 10 minutes sleep won't really do much difference to me being tired or not and, lets face it, they are usually just lost by me pressing the snooze button. But if I can get ready and get him ready and then have those 10 minutes to just have a chat or read a book with him, I will have spent some quality time with my favourite person in the world. Right at the beginning of the day.


2. Get my Filofax sorted

I am slowly moving into some DIYFish inserts, that I have received a few days ago. My plan is to have them set up in a way that I will avoid duplicating and re-writing lists as well as panicking and fixing stuff I had forgotten to sort out.  


3. Go to bed earlier, aim to be tucked in by 23:00 

 
I work full time then come home with little M, sort out his tea/snack and whatever else needs doing when we get in. He then has a bath at 19:00, story around 19:40 and usually is in bed at 20:00. I'm very lucky in that my OH does all the cooking and kitchen stuff, so we tend to eat around 20:15, which means I start to look at my blog and various online things (such as my bag obsession) from about 20:45. I probably get in a good 1.5 or maybe 2 productive hours. And then I should just go to bed. Instead, I faff around and start getting lost on Facebook or some other page and go to bed way too late. And then suffer the next day not being as productive I could be, which means I waste even more time.


4. Use commuting time more efficiently

I spend a total of about 60 minutes on the train to a from work and usually end up reading daft things on Facebook, Buzzfeed etc. Instead I'll try and get my Filofax out, review what I didn't achieve yesterday, what's planned for the day and how my week is shaping up. If I have a few minutes left, I might allow myself a quick peek on Facebook or Instagram.   


5. Make proper plans for the weekend
 

Quite often the weekend flies by in a blink-and-you-miss it kind of fashion. Monday comes and you feel like you haven't really had a weekend as all you did was run errands and try to keep the kids happy. The last couple of weekends though, on at least one day I took little M and went out. We're lucky enough that we live right at the edge of the Peak District so there are lots of lovely places to visit right on our doorstep. Last weekend Saturday we went to a hidden valley in a village nearby and on Sunday drove to Castleton. He climbed up all the way to Pevril Castle, we had a picnic and hours' worth of running about. This weekend we spent Saturday looking at a "big mountain", sheep, caves and then went for icecream. On Sunday we chased the Gruffalo through Lyme Park.
Not only do I know that I spent some real quality time with M, I also feel like I had a tiny little holiday. And we still talk about what we did for weeks afterwards.

I know there are tons of time saving tips out there but these 5 are what I'm starting with. They should either give me more time or ensure that I feel like I've had more. I'd love to hear what you do? 

(PS: The irony of me posting this on a Monday evening at 22:49 is not lost on me...) 
  

Mulberry - Back to Basics

I thought it would be a good idea to list some of the resources and places of information that I use when feeding my Mulberry obsession. Whether you're a newbie to Mulberry or whether you've been buying for years, there will always be something you could still learn. I know I do. New models get released every season and my brain couldn't possibly retain all the information about past models, features, leathers and so on.  I therefore have a number of go-to places where I look for information, e.g. when I am thinking about buying a specific bag. In that case I'd want to know which leathers it has been made in, measurements, other features (especially length of handles/straps) and what kind of price in which condition this model is currently selling at.


Mulberry Facebook Groups

I already did a post on Facebook groups, where you can buy pre-loved Mulberry bags. These groups are also fantastic to ask questions and get opinions on models. Members are usually more than happy to post model shots and share their experience if they have owned a model you happen to covet.


Mulberry

A great starting point for all current models and leathers, you'll find
- measurements
- features, e.g. colour of hardware, inside pockets
- nice close up pictures, including the interior
- model shots - if there is none with the bag of a specific leather, try the same model in another leather, they are not always very consistent with the images assigned to a product
- leather - what type and how has it been treated to achieve the finish it has
- leather care - ok, so they are trying to sell you the Collonil gel or spray but it also just tells you that this is the recommended product to use when you come to clean or protect your bag
- price - good to know how much they go for when new. If this model is also available in the outlet, you'd expect to pay 30% less there, though bear in mind, they won't stock core leathers there unless they're subs.


NPN 

If I am looking for information on a leather, I usually check Naughtipidgins Nest's leather & care guide first as it has lots of different leathers and finishes listed and with a simple Ctrl + F you can find what you're looking for in seconds.
As just mentioned, Mulberry themselves are a good place to look but NPN has information on older leather types as well as current ones.

NPN are also a great place to find out what a specific model might be selling for. Just pop the bag name into the search box and you'll see all current and previously sold bags of that model. Shian is great at describing the bags' condition to a T, which gives you a good indication which amount to budget. Her photography is also lovely and on bags that are currently for sale you'll get pics of the bag from all angles.


The Purse Forum

With discussions around anything Mulberry and a vast reference section, TPF has a wealth of information and lots of helpful members, who are always happy to share their knowledge. 

Don't be intimidated by the need to sign up and create an account - it's well worth it and you'll be welcomed by the other members. Also don't get confused: you can add to a thread immediately, you just can't post your own thread until you have been there for a few days and contributed a certain number of times to other discussion.

You'll find tons of information on and pictures of the different models, their leather, leather care and all kinds of answers to questions you didn't dare ask. Have a rummage through the reference section and swoon over some of the member's collection.

The most popular thread has to be "Authenticate this Mulberry", which you find under "Shopping".  Here you can submit an eBay listing and ask for the bag on offer to be authenticated, which could save you from a costly mistake. Please do make sure you read the first post in the thread, which outlines the rules and explains what is needed for the authentication to be reliably carried out. Please also be fair and contribute to the community and do not just post numerour authentication requests without giving back.

Should you find yourself in a situation though, that you have purchased a non genuine item and need proof of this (e.g. for a Paypal claim), you will have to use one of the paid services on offer. I will do a future post on authentication, so keep your eyes peeled.


Effen Haute Forum

Similar to the Purse Forum, the Effen Haute Forum is run by knowledgeable and helpful Mulberry fans. And as on TPF you find a reference section and an authenticate this Mulberry thread. Just all a bit smaller than TPF.

Mulberry Mitzy East West Hobo - Another One?!

You might have seen my review of the Mulberry Mitzy Tote, in which case you'll know that she is a one of those "everything but the kitchen sink" bags. I found her a bit too big as a day to day bag. 

The Mitzy East West Hobo, however, is a much more manageable size and the fact that she comes both with a short hobo as well as the long cross body strap is a real bonus. Similar to the Sofia, she'd probably work really well as a day to day throw-it-all-in bag.

Another week in August...

I promise, I'll stop complaining about the weather soon but: another August picture with a scarf. That's. Just. Wrong.

Top: Boden

Skirt: Warehouse

Trainers: Converse

Necklace: Next

Dress: Primark

Cardigan: Boden

Shoes: Zara

Bag: Mulberry

Top: Mango

Jeans: H&M

Trainers: Converse

Scarf: no idea 

Top & Skirt: Zara

Cardigan: Boden

Trainers: Converse

One of my Five a Day - Strathberry

Ok, so you know I like handbags. Usually expensive handbags. Usually Mulberry. Though every now and then I come across another designer whose bags make me swoon just as much. If not more.

Strathberry of Scotland, who recently ridiculously overachieved their Kickstarter goal by 390% (!) describe themselves as an "independent luxury brand and design house". Their emphasis is on classic designs and craftsmanship and the video of how their signature style tote is created is pure bag porn.

I would be happy with pretty much any of their models and had initially pledged - via said Kickstarter project - for a MC Mini but then changed it to a MC Midi. I just think I'll use her much more and she won't compete with my Ledbury or Alexa. Whereas the Mini I would have liked in Powder Blue (which strangely wasn't offered), the Midi I went for in the end was a navy one.

I believe production will start shortly and delivery is planned for October - which makes this a perfect subject for my covet Monday - can't wait!

Image from Strathberry

Not Just A Filofax

In a bid of becoming more organised, spending less time trying to remember things and having a record of what happened when, I decided a while ago to set up an oldfashioned planner again. A friend of mine kindly gave me one that she hadn't used in a while and off I went into Paperchase to buy some inserts.

All done, right? Wrong! 

Little did I know how much I might ponder over what kind of inserts, what kind of dividers, what kind of system I would adopt to keep me on the straight and narrow. And I had never even heard of the world of #plannering, #planneraddicts, #plannerpeace and the likes. 

I have since found an amazing community of creative, crafty and (obviously) highly organised people, where I can ask my silly beginner's questions, find inspiration and share my small wins, such as the dividers I made out of Morris&Co wallpaper samples.

I am now trying to document my journey from setting up this planner and will explain what worked and what didn't and why. 

My setup is a personal size Kingston Filofax. The idea is that it's small enough to carry with me every day but big enough to hold the essential sections. Once I have properly grown into that, I might set up another one, which will purely be used to keep track of blogging stuff.

I started out with just a couple of sections: the diary inserts in one and my notes and to dos in another one. I then dumped the entire contents out and put it into an order that I thought would work for me. Have a look at the following clip, which is a very quick run-through of my setup.

This is where the various bits and bobs are from:

• The yearly overview was part of the Paperchase 2015/15 diary inserts. 
• Month on 2 pages is a freebie from Homemadekraft
  
• Week on 2 pages is from Homemadekraft's etsy shop
• Most of the stickers are from Paperbey
• The dividers are from MyPrettyWeek

As I am writing this, it has already changed so the next video won't be too long. Let me know what you think?