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The Problems of A Grandmother's Purse

It needs to be large, but not so big it strains her back.   There need to be pockets and slots just right for fitting leftover Chuck E Cheese tickets and tokens, little Leg-O bits, plus all of the stuff Mimi feels she must have with her at all times, like this:
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What is required is a bag that has several different pockets and areas for organization, zipper pouches that keep coins inside, a special easy access section for those things you use most, and it must be ergonomic, not too heavy on poor Mimi's shoulders.

There's ONE purse that can do all that!  And neatly holds all of the items you see above in neat order and easy to find.  Here it is:

THE BUXTON BAG!!!

The original Buxton leather shoulder bag...don't be fooled, if it doesn't say Buxton, it's not the Buxton Bag!

AND

When the grandchildren and I went to Chuck E. Cheese it was a good thing we brought the Buxton Bag!   You see, little Noah and Reagan were too short to reach the basketballs.  Our money was just going down the tubes until Mimi took off her sweater and high heels, asked Reagan to hold the cups and tickets and asked Noah to hold the Buxton Bag!  Freed from her burdens, Mimi started flipping basketballs into the net left and right, some hit the backboard, others were nothing but net.   Mimi got so many points that tickets were pouring out of the machine, so where did we put them all?  

In the Buxton Bag!
IT'S IN THE BAG:  THE BUXTON BAG!