Gingey, I miss visiting with you. I will write soon. I am just finishing a 75-hour work week tonight. Catching short posts in between when no one is around. I have my first day off tomorrow and will visit longer.
Awww RMcC..missed you to..not the place to post what's doing in my life..thanks for thinking of me..
OK..even though I already put in my two cents...now back on topic..CORCOVADO!:okay: It is the "transformer" of HH bags..Every time I use it..and depending on my "schlepping" needs I morph its size using the turnlocks..I can't believe how something so lightweight can hold so much..depending on how I pack it.
When I feel OK..and take it to work with students (I used to go from house to house..or teach multiple classes in the same school so I took a lot of books with me)..it holds (stacked one on top of the other with the biggest books on top) SAT and ACT workbooks, grammar texts, AP American and European history review books, regents review books, pencil case, colored chalk, my lunch (tupperware salad dome), a water bottle, flats (I wear boots to work but stand in flats) with room to spare at times. If I pack vertically, my daughter's laptop fits in and notebooks and textbooks too.
The inner pockets hold my wallet, a mini zip tote for receipts and change, PDA, small notebook planner, spare gum, sucking candy and no matter how it's packed I can access everything.
The front pockets hold my car keys, my housekeys (on an HH tassel) my cell phone, tissues, chewing gum, metro card, phone charger (in case my phone dies while I'm the classroom) with room to spareand I still haven't used the SIDE pockets.
Hope this helps..XOXO