JumbleTown Ireland - View Single Post - just a thought re: Communion suits/dresses

tasmin · **Posted: 23-01-2007 , 04:36 PM** #3

i know what you mean....my lad would go mad if he thought his suit was secondhand.
but kids of that age wouldnt be aware of the fact that it was secondhand if it was sent to the cleaners and had the plastic still on it, or better still buy a suit\dress bag :-)

it would save an awful lot of money and hardship for some ppl.
for instance...my friend borrowed €1000 from the credit union for a dress for her girls communion last year....shes still for paying for it.

and would you believe she hasn't even kept the dress...she lent it to someone else and they never gave it back, which means that next year she'll be borrowing again for her other girl.

its an awful lot of money to some ppl.

all the best.
tas

	Posted: 23-01-2007 , 04:36 PM #3
tasmin Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Dublin Posts: 252	hi felipe i know what you mean....my lad would go mad if he thought his suit was secondhand. but kids of that age wouldnt be aware of the fact that it was secondhand if it was sent to the cleaners and had the plastic still on it, or better still buy a suit\dress bag :-) it would save an awful lot of money and hardship for some ppl. for instance...my friend borrowed €1000 from the credit union for a dress for her girls communion last year....shes still for paying for it. and would you believe she hasn't even kept the dress...she lent it to someone else and they never gave it back, which means that next year she'll be borrowing again for her other girl. its an awful lot of money to some ppl. all the best. tas