Rhodia in your bag? Show us!

Ever since I discovered the Flickr photo group “What’s in your bag?” I’ve loved seeing what kinds of stuff people carry around with them. I do believe it’s how I came to buy a Lamy Safari as my 1st fountain pen – everyone seemed to own one so I had to get one too. This image was submitted by Ann Elkington for our photo page: “In Your Bag” where Rhodia fans can show off their goods. (Psst…. send me yours!)

Flickr Friday: Rhodia in Your Bag

Thanks to masukomi  for use of the above image. View the original (with notes) here

Once again, it’s time to take a peek into other people’s bags…When I first joined Flickr, (a social photo sharing site) I had a great deal of fun perusing the “What’s in Your Bag?” photo group. People would neatly lay out the contents of their bags to show off what they carry with them on a day-to-day basis. And not only would they show, they would also tell – adding numerous tagged notes to the images to describe each and every item in the photo. (Click through the links to see the notes) After a while, I had to stop looking because I started to want to go and buy things that other people had.  Like journals…and art supplies… and a new iPod…. new camera… new bag…

Thanks to metropixel for use of the above image. View the original (with notes) here

Thanks to gyoungphd for use of the above image. View the original (with notes) here

(I just LOVE the pink & orange Rotrings!)

Flickr Friday: Rhodia in Your Bag

Thanks to (ta) for use of the above image. See the original (with notes) here.

Once again, it’s time to take a peek into other people’s bags… Continue Readering »

Flickr Friday: Rhodia in Your Bag

Thanks to twowaymonologue for use of the above image. View the original (with notes) here.

When I first joined Flickr, (a social photo sharing site) I had a great deal of fun perusing the “What’s in Your Bag?” photo group. People would neatly lay out the contents of their bags to show off what they carry with them on a day-to-day basis. And not only would they show, they would also tell – adding numerous tagged notes to the images to describe each and every item in the photo.  (Click through the links to see the notes) After a while, I had to stop looking because I started to want to go and buy things that other people had.  Like journals…and art supplies…and a new iPod….

Thanks to Jessica C. for use of the above image. View the original (with notes) here.

Thanks to Miki for use of the above image. View the original (with notes) here.

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