What's it got in it's pocketses?

[reynardo]

The current trend - there's so much that I'll just tuck it away in

In my actual pockets, which I insist upon having and thus try not to buy women's clothing without it:

Asthma puffer
Handkerchief (large and useful, not small and dainty)
Mobile Phone

And in the rucksack which goes with me everywhere:

Front Pocket:
Brown wallet given to me by

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The current trend - there's so much that I'll just tuck it away in <lj-cut text="this pocket here.">

In my actual pockets, which I insist upon having and thus try not to buy women's clothing without it:

Asthma puffer
Handkerchief (large and useful, not small and dainty)
Mobile Phone

And in the rucksack which goes with me everywhere:

Front Pocket:
Brown wallet given to me by <ljuser="lederhosen"> filled with membership cards and old bus tickets and pictures of my men.

spare puffer

keys on a black holder with a baby maglite attached
loose change that has fallen from above mentioned wallet.

I actually cleaned the bag out the other day so it's not that full!

Next pocket:

Current craft project - Mum's surprise christmas present: a jumper (sweater) in grey with a rainbow woven pattern based on Grandsire Triples Bob (A bellringing sequence)

Novel (<i>Joanna</i> by Roberta Gellis, about the turmoil in England caused by King John)

2 old really cheesy magazines

Loose pamphlets, old mail - oops - that phone bill that needs paying

Half-drunk bottle of coke <i>ick, I wonder how old that one is</i>


Back Pocket:

Jumper <i> it gets cold here in the mountains</i>

Bottle of sunscreen/insect repellant <i>it gets hot here in the mountains </i>

Another bottle of sunscreen <i>oops - the boys were supposed to take that to cricket. </i>

Uni pencil case with pencils, scientific calculator, pens, erasers.

More junk <i>no wonder this bloody bag's so heavy</i>

Something unidentifiable at the bottom that's been there for...

er...

I don't want to play any more.

Comments

You are one of us.

[fluffy-cloud.livejournal.com]

Welcome to the ancient Sisterhood of the ratti del pacchetto. You join the useful ranks of women who, with their handbags constantly on the verge of bursting a seam, have the ability to come up with whatever item that is required at anyplace and any time. You will never be with out and others will instinctivly know it. You will forever be approached by loved ones who will ask "Say do you happen to have..." and you will provide. You have the means nesscary to survive better than MacGuiver ever could.

You already have the Sisterhood's secret decoder ring. Go ahead and take a look in your bag. I'm sure it's on the bottom somewhere...

Re: You are one of us.

[panacea1.livejournal.com]

Duct tape? Safety pins? Band-aid? Skin creme? Lip gloss? Pair of shoes? Bus ticket?

Um.

I don't carry a bag anymore. I have a car. Think, "purse on wheels".

Re: You are one of us.

[fluffy-cloud.livejournal.com]

But of course. High priestes drive minivans.

[drzero.livejournal.com]

Reynardo, you are truly someone who knows where there towel is :)

[turnberryknkn.livejournal.com]

Saw your mood. Hope maybe the following will help you smile:

fun picutre.

Thank you, once again, for everything, and for being a friend. Hope you feel better soon.

[reynardo.livejournal.com]

You're a sweetie.

The depression was minor - I don't tend to mention the major ones.

And the picture reminded me of a lovely time - bless you again. Now if only that heat hadn't followed us to Sydney...

[malada.livejournal.com]

It's what I've been saying for years - liberation did not come with pants... it came with pockets.

-m
I got a pouchie thing. It's small but v. good. And a carrying thing for my tools... and a house for the other stuff... ;-)