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From: Stu.Turk@f26.n129.z1.fidonet.org (Stu Turk)
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Subject: Re: VIXEN AND DOGGY SCHOOL
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Date: 12 Sep 90 19:08:13 GMT
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Vixen of 1:203/11 wrote to Martha Johnson: 
 V>  not liking us to carry purses around with us during training. I 
 V>  was just thinking about that the other day, and what a pain it 
 V>  would be.
 V>   
 V>  However, since I have to carry medicines with me and inhalers 
 V>  while I am away from my breathing machine, I was thinking of 
 V>  getting one of those tie around your waist purses. I really don't 
 V>  like them much, but it seems like it might be a very practical 
   =
   You might also  consider a small backpack (the schoolbook size).  You can 
sometimes find them in surplus stores and I think they are an acceptable 
alternative since they are out of the way, leave your hands free, and are 
sometimes more comfortable to wear/carry than the waist type.  Also, when you 
want to take it off, the backpack is usually eaiser to carry (some even have a 
hand strap) than the "fanny pack" (which usually only has a belt of belt 
loops).
 
 

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