Posted by fbh44 on November 18, 2018 at 01:34:17 from (69.71.10.104):
OK, guys, here's the truth. I carry a cell phone, notebook, medicines, two pens, wallet full of cr**, nitroglycerine tablets, handkerchief, diabetic snacks, a protein drink, Leatherman tool, a few letters I meant to mail, notes what get at Walmart, list of chain saw parts I need, what to get at the Case-IHC shop, screwdrivers, etc. etc. etc. It is scattered all over the truck, rear and front pockets, shirt pocket, Carhart, etc. etc. Lots of it left forgetfully on my desk because of brain fade. I never have anything I need, wonder where in the world I left it THIS time? My wife carries a purse, has all her cr** in one location. EVERYTHING in one location. I noticed in the closet my old green Craftsman tool bag, the small version, about 8" wide by 14" long, heavy duty, carrying handle, strap over-the-shoulder, pockets everywhere, zip-top. HEAVY dity. Yep, I loaded it down, I carry it now as a purse, handiest thing ever. Put a sandwich in there, carry EVERYTHING now on one location. No worries, my wife says it looks very manly, like I'm headed to the next job. Go on ebay, there's lots of them, cheap.
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