What's in your handbag?


Today, I’m carrying Lacoste bag. Small bag so not much I can put in. I change my handbag frequently so sometimes I left things that I need in the other bag. So here it is I’m revealing the treasure that I’m carrying almost every day. Peek-a-boo... a quick glance from the top!

Here are some of my treasures... (Quite a lot huh!) Sometimes I just wonder where those entire things come from or do I really need all that. Anyway that’s what handbag is for, isn’t it right! It’s supposed to be handy.

That is my Bluetooth for my SE K800i, USB cable for HP iPaq 3550 & two thumb drives.


Next are the painkiller which I use only when needed, they are Symflex 550 and Cafergot. I’m migrainer that’s why I have to carry that anywhere. Then peach mints and my supplements, Lecithin and Salmon Oil. Both are for dietary purposes.





These are two of my lovely gadgets. Most important items to be carried anywhere. I can WIFI using my iPaq whenever necessary and that camera phone is awesome. Screensaver with Liverpool logo! At the back is the phone cover.

I’ve been using Braun Buffel purse for the last 5 years, or maybe more. As at today, I’ve few hundred bucks and a plenty of Credit Cards (Master, VISA, AMEX, just name it, from normal card to gold and platinum) from almost all banks. I’m a good paymaster, so banks love me so much. I’m also a good spender; I think this is why they love me, not because I’m a good paymaster. That small orange coin purse is from Batik Keris (Indonesia). All coins and two/one dollar notes will be inside that purse. I only bring that coin purse when we (me and colleagues) go out for breakfast or lunch at the cafeteria or warung at the back of our office building.

Here are my shopping and members’ cards. I keep it inside a card holder. I didn’t notice that I’ve plenty of cards till today. Removing some of it, coz not been using it for some time and some already expired. (hehe). The cards are BonusLink, Pathlab, Jusco, Genting, Enrich (MAS), YTL Platinum Plus, Starwood Privilege, Fotokem, Foto Shangri-La, Lovely Lace, SK-II, Isetan, Herbalife, Hinode, Chicky Club, M&M Shop Bandung, Prudential & MaybanLife Emergency Card.



Braun Buffel note book for writing notes or anything that is urgent.




Things inside the braun buffel note book – my ASB, ASW & Tabung Haji’s account book.



And lastly, vouchers from Starwood’s' hotel, sushi king & others from AMEX. The light blue pouch is to put my jewellery or watch if I really need to remove them from my body outside my home. I carry 1 lipstick today. I have 2 pens, one for signing contract and the other for cheque. A doa's book from Mom. The credit cards slip from Marks & Spenser which I forgot to throw away. The unbleached facial blotters are to wipe oil from face. A tangkal from my late grandfather, who was a bomoh kampung (in N9) before he passed away due to old age. I don’t really belief all this tangkal but not to offence him I took it and keep it till now. He said this will keep me away or protect me from bad things to happen. InsyaAllah! I don’t know!! So far nothing bad ever happened to me and InsyaAllah, it will continue.

I didn’t know that I have a long list here... Tiara must have been laughing out loud. Anyway, as all of you know, ladies are all the same!

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