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snowy · 09-02-2009, 06:40 AM

I have a purse from Timbuk2, the same folks who manufacture a lot of those messenger bags you see around. I love it because it basically has a wallet sewn into it; there are little slots for pens, my cell phone, my iPod, my cards, and a pocket with a key hook for my work keys. It's small but just large enough to fit my planner and a paperback as well as my camera. It's sporty--made of Cordura ballistic nylon--and it matches my Timbuk2 backpack. I like that it's small enough that it fits perfectly on top of my books and computer when they're all stacked up in my backpack. I usually also carry my backpack, which is not only for school but for nannying, and has a bunch of different supplies: herbal tea, first aid kit, sunscreen, water, pencils, extra lead, a snack, textbooks, a notebook, and my netbook.

09-02-2009, 06:40 AM	#13 (permalink)
snowy Kick Ass Kunoichi Location: Oregon	I have a purse from Timbuk2, the same folks who manufacture a lot of those messenger bags you see around. I love it because it basically has a wallet sewn into it; there are little slots for pens, my cell phone, my iPod, my cards, and a pocket with a key hook for my work keys. It's small but just large enough to fit my planner and a paperback as well as my camera. It's sporty--made of Cordura ballistic nylon--and it matches my Timbuk2 backpack. I like that it's small enough that it fits perfectly on top of my books and computer when they're all stacked up in my backpack. I usually also carry my backpack, which is not only for school but for nannying, and has a bunch of different supplies: herbal tea, first aid kit, sunscreen, water, pencils, extra lead, a snack, textbooks, a notebook, and my netbook. __________________ If I am not better, at least I am different. --Jean-Jacques Rousseau Last edited by snowy; 09-02-2009 at 06:42 AM..