Covet

Definition of COVET

transitive verb

1: to wish for earnestly

2: to desire (what belongs to another) inordinately or culpably

intransitive verb

: to feel inordinate desire for what belongs to another

— cov·et·able \-və-tə-bəl\ adjective

— cov·et·er \-tər\ noun

— cov·et·ing·ly \-tiŋ-lē\ adverb

I  covet.  I am a coveter.  It's true.  :sigh:
 
Every morning I drive to work.  And every morning I see the object of my affection staring at me from a shop window.  I drive by.  I slow down.  I look over.  I see it.  I WANT IT!   I continue my drive to work.
 
It's silly, this object of my affection that causes me to partake in one of the deadly sins.  Not practical.  I am sure cost more then I want to spend, but...um...everyday I see it and I want it more!
 
What is this that has my heart all a flutter?  Car?  Diamonds? Coach bag? Puppy?
no.
 
Red and black corset with cute little black bows.
 
OH HOW I LOVE THEE.  I DO. I REALLY DO.
 
Something tells me that this burlesque class that I will be starting soon is starting to work it's way into my head.  Just the thought of outfits for it make me giggle like a kid on Christmas morning.
 
One of these days I think that I might have to pull the car over and go in and take a look.  Maybe. 
 
*Melanie...if you are reading this....yes, you will need lipstick!