Don't Leave Home Without It

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el

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Dec 6, 2006
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Maddog said:
Ah nuts! I forgot to put wristwatch on my list!

I'm not a mobile 'phone person either - in fact I have never owned such a device. When all the kids were buying them a decade or so ago, I just assumed it was a passing fad like Pokemon or Pogs so I never jumped on that particular bandwagon. And when I see what a 'necessity' they've become in peoples' lives, I'm glad I steered clear.
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You cant deny it is necessary at times tho.. But yea, I dont like talking things on phone.. Good thing you wear a wristwatch! lol I sometimes wear it at times i dont.. I still have the cellphone to tell the time so :p

And there are more things I take with me when I go out.. I cannot not carry a purse.. I feel like my arms fly without direction without a purse/bag. lol And when I mentioned wallet it includes keys, cards, usb device, money, ID card.. stuff like this.. so yea :D
 
JerryRice

JerryRice

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El I would like to see you walk without a purse then, lol, maybe I will. I wasn't a cell phone person either, I never wanted one. I finally bought one in 2007 when I would be on the road every other weekend driving 9 hours at a time. It was good in emergency, and good when you are lonely during those long drives. But I guess, you don't have to define it as necessity unless it is life or death maybe? Anyway, being able to talk to people in a rough time in life did help and I've had one since. Perhaps if I get back to a setting in life like when I was 17, always around friends, family and church, then I could consider dropping the cell. And with that, my list:

1) Make-up. Hey, the op wanted unique items!
2) About 11 different keys.
3) and yes, a cell phone.
 
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perdonato

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I'm ALWAYS forgetting the normal things... but I check about 20 times for my keys (1) ummmm... yeah, that's about the only thing I never leave without, actually. I forget everything else far too often. If I remember, I like to take my phone (most of the time) and usually, a journal, a pen...
 
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el

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JerryRice said:
El I would like to see you walk without a purse then, lol, maybe I will.I wasn't a cell phone person either, I never wanted one. I finally bought one in 2007 when I would be on the road every other weekend driving 9 hours at a time. It was good in emergency, and good when you are lonely during those long drives. But I guess, you don't have to define it as necessity unless it is life or death maybe? Anyway, being able to talk to people in a rough time in life did help and I've had one since. Perhaps if I get back to a setting in life like when I was 17, always around friends, family and church, then I could consider dropping the cell. And with that, my list:

1) Make-up. Hey, the op wanted unique items!
2) About 11 different keys.
3) and yes, a cell phone.
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JerryRice I would love to see you with make up on ;)
And random question, why dont you make it 12 keys just like twelve disciples? :p
 
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Wycliffe_Erika

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Im terribly messy, but I always have:
-my phone
-my sunglasses
-my wallet

Im so average! :)
 
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