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Author Topic: My Magic Bag from Nong Khai  (Read 234 times)
thartley Offline
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« on: 11/05/08 01:00 PM »

Ok, so its not really magic.  But sometimes, I have to blink a few times when I use it.  I bought this uber cool bag from the Tassadet (sp?) market down off Mee Chai Road while I was there.  I take it everywhere with me now and it seems to expand and contract based on exactly what it is that you want to carry.  I packed enough stuff in it for a week at my mom's (clothes, toiletries, walkman and earphones, etc) and this morning, I took it the grocery store and carried five LARGE baking potatoes, three pounds of baby carrots and an onion in it.  I didnt want to carry the 4 1/2 lb chicken in it, though it certainly would have fit, with room to spare!

The strap is very long so when I want it to be shorter on my shoulder, I just tie the strap in a little knot to my liking.  I love this bag! 

People are really buying the reusable bags at grocery stores here and my mom has a couple of GIANT ones from WalMart.  But I do not shop at WalMart, and my Magic Bag from Nong Khai is one of a kind...here at least, it is.



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« Reply #1 on: 11/05/08 01:32 PM »

Very pretty. Smiley Where can I get one? Wink Cheesy
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