what's in your purse?
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Thanks! It's kind of like a huge tote bag that's a square if you're looking down on it from the top, with pockets on every side and one pocket on the inside. All of the sides have a flower design on them.
I've made a few conventionally-shaped tote bags, but not to carry around. I've sold some, and some I made just for the heck of it.
I've made a few conventionally-shaped tote bags, but not to carry around. I've sold some, and some I made just for the heck of it.
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mystery contents explained:
a carbiner : is traditionally a climbing gadget (how i was first exposed to them) but they're pretty much one of the greatest little inventions EVER. i probably have 20 and use them in a myriad of ways. if i have to temporarily suspend something (or someone, bwhahaaahahaa) for a project, connect something, etc. i usually have a couple in my bag at all times. oh, and they make great key rings as well. : )
interdental pics : no explanation necessary.
black jelly bracelets: i adore them as much now as i did when i was 16
angel solid perfume ring: my usual/signature fragrance is theirry mugler's "angel". i got the "solid fragrance ring" as a gift awhile back, and discovered that it also makes it highly portable.
i like to make sure i smell really fabulous when i go out and work in the stable and muck stalls.
oral syringes: are another of what i consider a "life hack" must have. they can neatly apply any liquid, extract and transport liquids in your purse, or be used to dose/medicate sick animals/people. i probably own 10 of them in varying sizes, and cannot stress that every pet/animal owner should have at least a couple on hand, commensurate with the size of the animal. i use the 35 cc to dose an antibiotic to a horse, flush out wounds, and they're super easy to use to give liquids to a sick animal, as well, as pictured here:
i hope that helps, lav!!! : )
a carbiner : is traditionally a climbing gadget (how i was first exposed to them) but they're pretty much one of the greatest little inventions EVER. i probably have 20 and use them in a myriad of ways. if i have to temporarily suspend something (or someone, bwhahaaahahaa) for a project, connect something, etc. i usually have a couple in my bag at all times. oh, and they make great key rings as well. : )
interdental pics : no explanation necessary.
black jelly bracelets: i adore them as much now as i did when i was 16
angel solid perfume ring: my usual/signature fragrance is theirry mugler's "angel". i got the "solid fragrance ring" as a gift awhile back, and discovered that it also makes it highly portable.
i like to make sure i smell really fabulous when i go out and work in the stable and muck stalls.
oral syringes: are another of what i consider a "life hack" must have. they can neatly apply any liquid, extract and transport liquids in your purse, or be used to dose/medicate sick animals/people. i probably own 10 of them in varying sizes, and cannot stress that every pet/animal owner should have at least a couple on hand, commensurate with the size of the animal. i use the 35 cc to dose an antibiotic to a horse, flush out wounds, and they're super easy to use to give liquids to a sick animal, as well, as pictured here:
i hope that helps, lav!!! : )
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random things found in CatHerder's car:
a bottle of water
a hymnal
a pocket New Testament
a tent (in trunk)
3 collections of sacred music piano arrangements, ranging from the old & stodgy to the hip & trendy
a hair scrunchy
two or three petrified french fries (under seat)
a light jacket
a book of stained glass patterns
two flashlights with dead batteries
a city map of SF, because it's more fun to maneuver through the city "old school" on road trips than to use map apps/GPS
a ball point pen
two (approx 24"/24") squares of light and dark "flesh" colored stained glass for an upcoming project
a binder of music for this upcoming Sunday service
keys to my mailbox
grape flavored chapstick (a free promotion)
Carmex - which I like but can't use just before playing the horn because it's too thick
Burt's Bees - which is NOT too thick to play right before a performance
a kazoo
choir music (community choir)
a cookie press (recent garage sale purchase)
a bike oump
a bottle of water
a hymnal
a pocket New Testament
a tent (in trunk)
3 collections of sacred music piano arrangements, ranging from the old & stodgy to the hip & trendy
a hair scrunchy
two or three petrified french fries (under seat)
a light jacket
a book of stained glass patterns
two flashlights with dead batteries
a city map of SF, because it's more fun to maneuver through the city "old school" on road trips than to use map apps/GPS
a ball point pen
two (approx 24"/24") squares of light and dark "flesh" colored stained glass for an upcoming project
a binder of music for this upcoming Sunday service
keys to my mailbox
grape flavored chapstick (a free promotion)
Carmex - which I like but can't use just before playing the horn because it's too thick
Burt's Bees - which is NOT too thick to play right before a performance
a kazoo
choir music (community choir)
a cookie press (recent garage sale purchase)
a bike oump
So, WHEN I CARRY MY PURSE AROUND, which isn't often, here's what's in it:
-Receipts and coupons (note to self - put that somewhere where you'll remember it. Which is probably nowhere.)
-Hair stylist's business cards
- Sunglasses that I got for free at a concert
- More receipts! What? How? I don't even know.
- Flashlight
- Guitar picks
- Metallic Sharpie
- Chapstick
- Pen
- And two of those free toothbrush/toothpaste thingyjigs you get at the dentist.
- Hey, look! I found a coughdrop
- And a New Testament!
- And lastly, some hand sanitizer. I don't use hand sanitizer very often. But there are those few occasions when it's handy.
-Receipts and coupons (note to self - put that somewhere where you'll remember it. Which is probably nowhere.)
-Hair stylist's business cards
- Sunglasses that I got for free at a concert
- More receipts! What? How? I don't even know.
- Flashlight
- Guitar picks
- Metallic Sharpie
- Chapstick
- Pen
- And two of those free toothbrush/toothpaste thingyjigs you get at the dentist.
- Hey, look! I found a coughdrop
- And a New Testament!
- And lastly, some hand sanitizer. I don't use hand sanitizer very often. But there are those few occasions when it's handy.
pretty much a small office. because you know, i'm all about the work!
gotz to be productive day and night. : )
seriously though, boredom is sort of my kryptonite. so the best thing that can happen for me is be prepared for virtually any scenario. like many, i have a habit of tossing things in and forgetting to fish them out later. : )
being adequately prepared when i'm away for the day is mostly a peaceful thing, and plus, i have lipgloss for any possible outfit or combination. : )
gotz to be productive day and night. : )
seriously though, boredom is sort of my kryptonite. so the best thing that can happen for me is be prepared for virtually any scenario. like many, i have a habit of tossing things in and forgetting to fish them out later. : )
being adequately prepared when i'm away for the day is mostly a peaceful thing, and plus, i have lipgloss for any possible outfit or combination. : )
What I have in my pockets and backpack today, consist of:
front pockets---> Car keys, chapstick-strawberry, cell phone.
back pocket---> my wallet and some lint.
Backpack---> front pouch, deodorant and American eagle body spray
Main pouch---> basketball shoes, shorts, t shirt, socks and knee brace.
No pictures to provide for visual reference at this juncture.
front pockets---> Car keys, chapstick-strawberry, cell phone.
back pocket---> my wallet and some lint.
Backpack---> front pouch, deodorant and American eagle body spray
Main pouch---> basketball shoes, shorts, t shirt, socks and knee brace.
No pictures to provide for visual reference at this juncture.
L
mystery contents explained:
a carbiner : is traditionally a climbing gadget (how i was first exposed to them) but they're pretty much one of the greatest little inventions EVER. i probably have 20 and use them in a myriad of ways. if i have to temporarily suspend something (or someone, bwhahaaahahaa) for a project, connect something, etc. i usually have a couple in my bag at all times. oh, and they make great key rings as well. : )
interdental pics : no explanation necessary.
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black jelly bracelets: i adore them as much now as i did when i was 16
View attachment 84347
angel solid perfume ring: my usual/signature fragrance is theirry mugler's "angel". i got the "solid fragrance ring" as a gift awhile back, and discovered that it also makes it highly portable.
i like to make sure i smell really fabulous when i go out and work in the stable and muck stalls.
oral syringes: are another of what i consider a "life hack" must have. they can neatly apply any liquid, extract and transport liquids in your purse, or be used to dose/medicate sick animals/people. i probably own 10 of them in varying sizes, and cannot stress that every pet/animal owner should have at least a couple on hand, commensurate with the size of the animal. i use the 35 cc to dose an antibiotic to a horse, flush out wounds, and they're super easy to use to give liquids to a sick animal, as well, as pictured here:
View attachment 84349
i hope that helps, lav!!! : )
a carbiner : is traditionally a climbing gadget (how i was first exposed to them) but they're pretty much one of the greatest little inventions EVER. i probably have 20 and use them in a myriad of ways. if i have to temporarily suspend something (or someone, bwhahaaahahaa) for a project, connect something, etc. i usually have a couple in my bag at all times. oh, and they make great key rings as well. : )
interdental pics : no explanation necessary.
View attachment 84348
black jelly bracelets: i adore them as much now as i did when i was 16
View attachment 84347
angel solid perfume ring: my usual/signature fragrance is theirry mugler's "angel". i got the "solid fragrance ring" as a gift awhile back, and discovered that it also makes it highly portable.
i like to make sure i smell really fabulous when i go out and work in the stable and muck stalls.
oral syringes: are another of what i consider a "life hack" must have. they can neatly apply any liquid, extract and transport liquids in your purse, or be used to dose/medicate sick animals/people. i probably own 10 of them in varying sizes, and cannot stress that every pet/animal owner should have at least a couple on hand, commensurate with the size of the animal. i use the 35 cc to dose an antibiotic to a horse, flush out wounds, and they're super easy to use to give liquids to a sick animal, as well, as pictured here:
View attachment 84349
i hope that helps, lav!!! : )
) and have one myself. dental pics ! of course... i was thinking dental pictures ! lol.
jelly bracelets... how could i forget jr. high and high school so soon ? oh wait... that was 11-14 ( or more, if i count grammar school ) years ago.
yeah... i love my jellies. i have pretty skinny, long wrists and can stack a LOT of them on. : )
plus i sometimes use them as little reminders, when i put them on my opposite wrist and move them over when the item is taken care of. sort of like a mental "to-do" list.
also, i sometimes use them to help me track my water consumption, especially on a day like this, when i am having an IV put in, and need to be well-hydrated.
plus i sometimes use them as little reminders, when i put them on my opposite wrist and move them over when the item is taken care of. sort of like a mental "to-do" list.
also, i sometimes use them to help me track my water consumption, especially on a day like this, when i am having an IV put in, and need to be well-hydrated.
it's easy-peasy. ok, so here's how this goes:
my usual goal for (extra) water is 8 oz x 9 (servings) = 72 oz water
i put 9 jellies on my left wrist to represent 9 total servings of water (8 oz each serving). each time i consume the said water serving, i move the bracelet to the right wrist, with the others. or take it off, altogether. : )
a good starting point for how much water to drink is .5 oz/lb of body weight, but you (probably) need extra for diluting beverages, such as caffeinated coffee.
my usual goal for (extra) water is 8 oz x 9 (servings) = 72 oz water
i put 9 jellies on my left wrist to represent 9 total servings of water (8 oz each serving). each time i consume the said water serving, i move the bracelet to the right wrist, with the others. or take it off, altogether. : )
a good starting point for how much water to drink is .5 oz/lb of body weight, but you (probably) need extra for diluting beverages, such as caffeinated coffee.
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