IT’S IN THE BAG
I know that you are reading this for a laugh, but today we’re also going to learn. We are going to learn while we laugh. We are going to "Lerf." I was coming into the office today and I had to carry some tapes, a few magazines, my folders and my beanie babies, and I didn’t have a bag. I just had to hug it all towards me. What did people do before bags? Forget the small pox vaccination or the wheel, the bag is a genus invention that we all take for granted.
There are 2 groups who truly appreciate the bag: My mama and cats. My mama saves every bag she uses. She can’t throw them away. Cats love bags just as much. Just put a bag on the floor and cats will play in it for hours. "This tiny cave smells like salami, and it makes crinkly noises!" Once the paper bag was invented, they invented lots of variations. There’s Zip-lock bags, garbage bags, freezer bags, doggie bags, duffle bags, (for holding all your duffle) and don’t get me started on Louis Vuitton bags. Am I right ladies? So that’s my lecture on the importance of bags. I hope you’ve lerfed something today. Tomorrow will be part 2 of my bag series entitled, “A Friend By Your Side: Rediscovering The Fanny Pack."
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Are the kids at the check-out being fed steroids now? Cause they pack my bags like I have Hercules waiting on the porch to help me carry them in when I get home. Good heavens, if you can't lift it into the cart then how in hell am I gonna lift it into the trunk, out of the trunk, and up the steps into the house? I educate them on lightening up the load each trip but it seems every time I get groceries they try it again. (Hmm, maybe it's just me that needs some exercise?)
Posted by Linda Kishbach | May 7, 2008 11:07 AM