[nabs-l] backpacks are unprofessional?

[Ben J. Bloomgren]

Groceries in a backpack would get a bit dicey even for dry goods. The issue 
of smashing is huge. I've tried to carry a candy stash, and it's been 
rendered useless by the time I got home.

Ben
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> Scott,
>
> I'm quite behind on my E-mails, so I'm sorry that I'm asking this so
> long after you posted your message.  What sort of groceries have you
> found it convenient to carry with a backpack?  Any that you've tried
> carrying and regretted later?
> Courtney
>
> On 2/1/09, Sarah J. Blake <sarah at growingstrong.org> wrote:
>> It is possible to carry a purse or reasonably sized bag on my dog 
>> arm--and I
>> am fairly short and don't have much arm space to work with. On the other
>> hand, a rolling bag is an option for carrying a significant amount of 
>> stuff.
>> Another option is to use a small digital recorder and take notes later. 
>> This
>> would be more time-intensive but would eliminate the need to carry a 
>> laptop
>> if your laptop is heavy.
>>
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