I leave my bags at home way too often, and I really don’t mean to. And every time they whip out the plastic, I’m smacking myself in the head. GAH.
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Posted by mattneznanski on June 26, 2008 at 11:52 am
And they’re such nice bags, too. At least I’m not alone. Thanks.
Posted by Jennifer on June 26, 2008 at 12:04 pm
Ha. So true.
I was in line behind a lady last week who was moaning about her bags “in the car.” The checker said she wasn’t judging. “At least you have them.”
I finally solved the problem with the little chico bags that fit in my purse…….
http://store.chicobag.com/
Good luck!!!
Posted by Farmer de Ville on June 26, 2008 at 1:45 pm
I can never remember mine either and I’m always amazed by the incredulous looks I get from cashiers when I tell them “no bag please.” It is as if they simply cannot conceive that I would want to actually carry more than one item in my hands. And this always makes me think that – although we’ve come a long way – we have an even longer way to go…
Farmer
http://www.farmerdeville.com
Posted by orsunshine on July 14, 2008 at 8:57 am
I picked up a chicobag also! It helps soooo much. I usually remember the bags on my weekly “big trip” to the store, but for the small daily purchases I was having a hard time. But I got a pretty chicobag and it stays in my purse and is so easy to remember!