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what is that in your bag?

I was chit chatting with my cube neighbor this afternoon when I happened to look down and saw a can opener in her bag, did I mention it was in her Louis Vuitton bag? LOL! My first question was "Is that a can opener in your bag?" her response went something along the lines of "yesss, it's a can opener" with some explanation as to why it was there. This isn't the first time I've seen something out of the ordinary in her bag but I'm more than positive she isn't the only woman to carry around the unexpected in her bag because as women our purses act as a catch all. I myself have found everything from pacifiers to chopsticks and happy meal toys; I rock at the purse game* when attending parties with all the random stuff I carry!

What's the weirdest thing you've found in your bag?

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