Barbara's son and his family are now living in Australia. She sent me this birthday gift
This cheerful kookaburra print bag is a few inches square when folded into itself, but opens up into a full size tote bag.
What perfect timing! I can discard the dodgy old one, and tuck the new one in my handbag for my Manchester trip today
When you were at school, did you sing the song "Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree" as a round in your music lessons? We did, but I don't think I had the faintest notion as to what a kookaburra looked like
SORRY ABOUT LATE PUBLISHING. Just realised it didn't post. currently catching up whilst sat on a train which is held up outside Grantham!
What a lovely bag! Hope you are not delayed too long. Catriona
ReplyDeleteWe got going again then they cut out some stops to make up the time!
DeleteSo very useful. I have one in most of my coat pockets, as well as the cool bag and shopping bags in the car. Dog walkers have pockets full of useful little bags, perfect for foraging blackberries on walks.
ReplyDeleteVery useful for impromptu foraging
DeleteThose fold up nylon bags are so useful. Hope you’re having a good day trip.
ReplyDeleteAlison in Devon x
Here today, back on Monday
DeleteMy Always-On-Me bag came from Primark - at least fifteen years ago - and cost a humongous £1.
ReplyDeleteYou got your money's worth there!!
DeleteWe sang Kookaburra when i was a Girl Guide!
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DeleteThat's a pretty bag. I have two small ones in my handbag all the time, they are so useful, even when I bring bags but find I still need another for the bag of potatoes or 4 litre bag of milk.
ReplyDeleteIt's always the milk and potatoes ..
DeleteIt's always the milk and potatoes ..
DeleteMy keep in my handbag bag came from Denby Pottery factory shop. They are in such trouble at the moment and 100’s of people depend on them for their jobs. Xx
ReplyDeleteDenby makes such lovely stuff. I am sorry they are in trouble
DeleteWhat good timing! You got a new bag just as the old one needed replacing! I don't remember singing the kookaburra song at school, but, I learned it somewhere along the way; I used to sing it to my daughter when she was little and to Dancer, from time to time! LOL.
ReplyDeleteIt's a sweet little tune!
DeleteI still teach Kookaburra to my year 3 children. In fact, we were singing and playing it on the recorder last week!
ReplyDeleteOh well done Kezzie
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