more girlyness. :)

[derien]

The haircut is good, and I went up to Mexacali Blues and got not only a small change-purse (which is what I like to stuff all my cards and money in - and this one is maybe a teensy bit tight for ALL the cards, so I'm still going to keep my eyes open for one of those accordion card holders), but I also got a slightly bigger zippered bag for other stuff (I do want some organization in my life) and a new shoulder-bag! It is a lot more Mexacali Blues style (hippyish) than I normally want to carry, but it's positively subdued compared to most of the stuff in that store (all their messenger bags had tiny pieces of mirror sewn on the front) - my new bag is a tie-dye brown, just about the size I was looking for, and has a zipper. That was really my only problem with the old bag, no positive closure (the buckle strap is just a little off and difficult to get open) and I'm just not handy enough to put a zipper on, myself, so it's now in the bag to go to charity. Unless anyone wants it? It's really not a bad little bag if you're not the type of person, like me, who throws things around and drops them.

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[kryptyd.livejournal.com]

Girls' bags are a connundrum to me. I feel... somehow fradulent carrying a little bag with handles. I currently have one for work and am getting used to it a bit, but it still kind of makes me feel like a kid playing dress up.

[derien.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I couldn't do it - I would leave it somewhere. I need something with a good shoulder strap and sling it right around me.