[Vwoolf] Some VW Book Bags
Stuart N. Clarke
stuart.n.clarke at btinternet.com
Tue Sep 6 05:38:45 EDT 2016
(NB I don’t like anything on my shoulders.)
For several years, I used a green Barnes & Noble, which was very good, except that it was too narrow to hold a ring-binder easily. Handles now frayed as a result of much use and washing.
Glasgow Conference (2011): too flimsy; handles too stringy; handles too long, but eventually it dawned on me that if I wrapped them round my wrist, holding them on with my fingers, the bag wouldn’t drag on the ground.
Sonoma Conference (2002): far too large – I’m not going on holiday!
Great Midwest Bag Co., Minneapolis: base too large – how many books am I carrying?
Marks & Spencer (green: "ONE CANNOT think well, love well, sleep well. IF ONE HAS NOT DINED well[.] VIRGINIA WOOLF, Author & Publicist, 1882-1941"): not a book bag, but suitable for shopping, of course.
Marks & Spencer (jute bag, with the following MIS-quotation - "ONE CANNOT eat [i.e. think] well, love well, sleep well, IF ONE HAS NOT DINED WELL[.] VIRGINIA WOOLF"): not a book bag, but the base support can be removed; too big, really.
Green & beige Barnes & Noble: slightly too big and handles slightly too long.
Denver Conference (2008): seems ideal, and the dark-purple handles won’t show the dirt.
Stuart
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