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    niccig is offline Clean Sweep forum moderator
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    Default Does your DH carry a small bag?

    DH need to start taking some small food items with him when he goes out to eat so he can sub out food items. Thinks like stevia packets, oil and vinegar packets, snack bar that he can eat, and meds. We just spent time away with family and I carried what he needed in my purse. That’s not an option during the week when he’s at work and they go out to eat for lunch. He has a work back pack but doesn’t want to take that out to eat as it’s large (fits his laptop). He works in Hollywood so doesn’t want an old man bag, even though he is old 🤣. He doesn’t want to look old. Any suggestions?


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    Quote Originally Posted by niccig View Post
    DH need to start taking some small food items with him when he goes out to eat so he can sub out food items. Thinks like stevia packets, oil and vinegar packets, snack bar that he can eat, and meds. We just spent time away with family and I carried what he needed in my purse. That’s not an option during the week when he’s at work and they go out to eat for lunch. He has a work back pack but doesn’t want to take that out to eat as it’s large (fits his laptop). He works in Hollywood so doesn’t want an old man bag, even though he is old ��. He doesn’t want to look old. Any suggestions?


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    I would think a small messenger bag would be perfect for this... I don't know who makes the current "stylish" ones, but Timbuk2 was our go-to for these awhile back. A small messenger that would fit in his commuter pack, but he can pull out to take to lunch, ect. Hopefully, some "allergy" wives can chime in, since I am thinking "epipen" size or a little bigger.

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    DH also carries a small Timbuktu, but I think MZ Wallace has some options and possibly Tumi.


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    Thinking outside the box, what about a travel vest? Although it may be too warm, most of the time where you are for one.

    Here is a bag I have found:

    https://www.lightinthebox.com/en/p/f...gaAkQzEALw_wcB
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    Fanny pack. He can wear it like the younger set do- crossed over his chest. https://www.nordstrom.com/s/osprey-a...ults&color=260

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    I would get a small crossbody backpack like this one in gray:

    WATERFLY Crossbody Sling Backpack Sling Bag Travel Hiking Chest Bag Daypack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TB11KMW...ing=UTF8&psc=1

    Or
    Sling Bag, Shoulder Backpack Chest Pack Causal Crossbody Daypack for Women Men https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GCJ13L2...ing=UTF8&psc=1
    Or this one
    Champion unisex adult Stealth Sling Strap Pack Messenger Bags, Black, One Size US https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NSF965R...ZCA8X73N?psc=1
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    Look up sling bag or belt bag nordstroms has a lot.
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    My DH has a small, maybe 3x5 inch clear bag with a snack bar, asprin and a pill container for his perscription meds. It also has a laminated card in it with the list of his current meds, Dr contact and emergency contact (he is diabetic). It was sold as a travel bag to go through airline security, and is small enough to fit in a pocket on his jacket.

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