you should check out timbuk2 bags. they are sweet and you can customize them. i have had one for quite a while. don’t use it much these days, but it was nice when i did.
I had one for awhile… not bad, but not perfect.
Why not resist the urge and give the money you would spend on the bag to a missionary or ministry?
My new Brooklyn Industries bag has served me quite well. I love that co.
There’s nothing like Mandarina Duck bags. Great quality, nifty features and plenty of room for my 17″ powerbook.
Why not resist the urge and give the money you would spend on the bag to a missionary or ministry?
Good question. Mainly because I already do give to both and after giving I still like to buy the occasional thing. (But still, good question.)
Fair enough. Why not give your old bag to a missionary on the field, then? Take someone new, bless one with the old one.
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Bags, Bags, Bags
Mon 10/31/05
I have this weakness for bags. I buy too many of them. I’ve been rocking the Kelty Essential 750 for over a year now (having downgraded from the larger version) and I really dig it, but I admit to fiending for the Tom Bihn Super Ego, which had gotten some rave reviews of late.