My co-workers have seen me as a woman the last three Halloweens in a row in addition to two other Halloweens around the turn of the century. If they looked closely, they also may have seen me wear items of woman's clothing on days that do not fall on the last day of October including lady's shoes, hosiery, slacks, jeans and tunics. If they had X-ray vision, panties, bras, and girdles would also be seen on occasion.
If the weather is bad or if I have a doctor's appointment on a workday, I work from home. This necessitates carrying my laptop home everyday.
My computer bag is now carrying its third laptop. It is showing its age and features a broken zipper and a handle which is going to give up the ghost any day now.
When I received a new laptop a few weeks ago, I mentioned to my boss that I could use a new computer bag, too. She told me to buy a new one and expense it.
I began shopping for a new computer bag and was surprised that on the Staples website, there are computer bags offered for men, women, girls and the unisexed. (Why not "boys" is the subject for another blog post.) Naturally, I checked out the women's computer bags and found a few that were decidedly womanly.
I thought about it for a day or two and finally ordered a women's computer bag that looks more like a woman's bag than a computer bag (see image above). I look forward to carrying it to work!
Alison St. John
That is a good idea. I am going to copy you, if you do not mind and upgrade to one of those. Especially while I am traveling.
ReplyDeleteI love this bag, Stana. I don't use laptops but have been using computer bags to lug around hardcover gamebooks like forever. I didn't know that computer bags are differentiated along gender lines. Now I'll definitely be looking for a new woman's computer bag to carry my books!
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