General Chat

Oh - I got it wrong then :-D

Only if you get new glasses, the test doesn't improve your eyes :-)

I'm going for an eye test in the morning, so I'll be able to see you better :-D

Bye Persie

So what are you going to do today Sue

Bye Persie - Enjoy your day

Have to go.. giggly on coffee?

We were a bit giggly :-D

I only felt a tiny bit guilty, Linda ;-)

Hello Sue, you are forgiven for abandoning us

Hello Sue - So the neighbourhood was high on caffeine all day then :-D

It has been a very sad time for Amanda and Bandit is probably quite lost at the moment without Milo.

I don't know anyone in Huntly who would come over for coffee and a chat. :-(

Hello :-)

I have a small backpack handbag that holds a phone, purse, keys, small packet of tissues, a pen and a small notebook.

I was absent yesterday morning because my neighbour popped in to let me know she's going away for a few days and she ended up staying for coffee and a chat. When the lady over the road heard us laughing she also came over and more coffee was made :-D

Poor Amanda - it's a sad day losing a beloved pet :-(

I don't think I will pass the tool box fairy idea on to my other half. I just wish he wasn't so convinced that I know where he has put things. If I can't find a certain spanner, wrench, hammer etc that he wants he tells me to keep looking.....

He had me looking for his card wallet a few days ago. I did go and look in all the likely places and then he realised he had put it in his shirt pocket earlier.

I am sure my August's mother is going to be a bag lady.. When she used to fly up to Auckland and we would meet her for lunch she would often have a soft carry bag and a large hand bag.. She would fly back to Wellington that night after work.

Hello Persie,

Maybe you have a mischievous handbag fairy/elf who likes to play tricks on you :-D

I have a toolbox fairy who plays tricks on me. :-D

Oh yes, I have a couple of pens as well.

I have too many zipped pockets in my bag Persie, so there are lots of hiding places.

I have lots of different sizes and shapes of handbag for special occasions but I use an ergonomically designed healthy back pack for everyday use

My father called my youngest the packrat.

So the umbrella could really live in the car glove box, should you ever be caught in a monsoon, and have to be out.

Men have a problem, with wallet, mobile, house keys, car keys, etc etc.

I have one handbag that hides things, they are not there when I look for them and then they turn up later in that same bag.

I had another one that did a similar trick when I was in Melbourne, the wind was quite bitter and I searched all the way through my shoulder bag for the chapstick I went into one of their 7 something shops and bought one. Later that night in Hobart I tipped out all the contents on the bed and lo and behold it had returned.

I do carry rather large handbags, I must have room for pens, notepaper and a book as well as other essentials. I do have a few smaller ones for when we go to special functions etc.

I have a very small titanium umbrelka which is incredibly light. I don't know why I carry it as I never use it. I much prefer my hood

With the exception of the umbrella, you could manage with a neat little handbag.

My OHs handbag was a complete mystery. So heavy, goodness knows what she carried in there. Wonder she never suffered a dislocated shoulder :-D