Love my bag

Pros: Comfortable, Rugged

Cons: Uncomfortable Strap

Best Uses: Baby bag, Commuting

Describe Yourself: Office Professional

Primary use: Personal

I wish that the bags came standard with the compression straps and the strap pad. I had purchased a small bag in the past, which is fine without either, but I also can’t carry as much. This time I got the medium one and I think it could do with some cinching in when I don’t have tons and some padding for my shoulder when I do have tons. It seems that the bigger the bag I carry the more stuff I have.
Otherwise I love love love my bag. The colors are nice and vibrant and the quality is outstanding. I use it for an everyday bag and baby bag and I’m pretty hard on everything I have, so this is perfect for me. Yay for Timbuk2!

(legalese)

At this point, she’s:

1. smiling, giggling, squealing and looking adorable in general.
2. rolling around on the floor and holding herself up on her arms.
3. attempting to eat rice cereal. Unfortunately, the food doesn’t get into her mouth fast enough.
4. “talking” in her adorable baby speak
5. sleeping in her crib. This is a big one. She was finally too big to stay in her bassinet, so last night we moved her into her room. Our bedroom is ours again! … well except for the diapers, picture books, onesies, coloring books and crayons and dollies.

I’m sure that Jeff will have some other things that I’ve forgotten. He’s pretty good at telling me things that I’ve forgotten to say or do.

We’re both okay, but my car isn’t. Jeff thinks that it might not be totaled, but it looks really awful to me. I guess time will tell. I don’t want to be without a car. Bleh.

We’ll have camping pictures from fourth of July weekend… ah camping horrible and delightful. We’ll also have pictures today of Jack getting his first library card. Plus a lot of random photos that, as I said, are on Jeff’s camera.

Oh well. We’ll get them up someday.