The Buckets by Greg Cravens for September 10, 2020

Greg, Greg. Did you redraw this after yesterday’s comments?

The one next to the one labelled “Narnia”.

Mine were always in the zippered section of the inside of my very big pocketbook that was bought in the luggage department at Macy’s.

This confirms it. It’s a TARDIS.

References yesterday: D’n’D, Harry Potter, Dr.Who, Mary Poppins, Voyager (Startreck), Alice in Wonderland. (Did I miss one?)

Let’s see if there are more

My mother used to keep her keys clipped to the strap of her purse with a medallion I bought for her at the 1964 World’s Fair.

As I said yesterday, He is much braver than I! Swimming with crocodiles would be safer!

Her….”Oh I just remembered the keys are on the counter.”

Woman’s pocketbook is a dangerous place

I know, purses defy the laws of physics…..

Shaman, from the Marvel comic book Alpha Flight, had a medicine bag like this

Some scary stuff in there, hope none of it is in the purse

You’d think with all that room, she’d have something other than Mother’s Spit to clean faces… ☺

And in a month or two, she’ll switch to a smaller purse only to switch back 3 months later when nothing will fit.

You shouldn’t be near that thing, it doesn’t look like it’s fed for awhile.

I do this a lot. It always starts with my wife saying, “I’ve lost my keys.”

I’ve learned from men. I seldom carry anything that doesn’t fit in my pockets.

Like I said yesterday, a bag of holding.

Reminds me of Mary Poppins’ carpetbag.

I warned him yesterday…

“Hell,” says the other man, “help me find my keys and we can drive out.”

“At the end of the hall on the left.”

She has a “Mary Poppins” handbag. :D