At home I have a computer equipped with E-mail, Internet and fax connections, all the software I have at work, a telephone, plenty of pens and paper and a satchel of folders.
They are prowling the convention and downtown with their satchels, paper coffee cups and the phone-book-size, 530-page guide to hundreds of panels and papers being delivered: esteemed academics, bright-if-not-yet-esteemed academics and nervous, job-desperate doctoral students straining to make connections in an awful market.
People like the paraphernalia too: the tin boxes with their shallow pans for mixing colour, the dinky tubes and little blocks of paint, the sable brushes and the nice papers, and a handy satchel and a stool to sit on.
Several months after my visit to Israel, my satchel, minus key papers and my passport, was returned anonymously to the Observer offices in London.
At the old diner, he pulls a pile of papers out of his leather satchel, scribblings, pamphlets, aphorisms, Venn diagrams, swatches of color the moral system he's created, his version of the anarchist philosopher Peter Kropotkin's Mutual Aid.
"Two blocks away, the man was taking books from her bundle of papers and stuffing them in a satchel, photography books to sell to other stores".
Immediately after the interview, someone smashed the rear window of my rental car and stole my passport and a satchel with my notebook and papers on Klingberg.
File the papers away in the correct file, box or satchel and then store them.
"It is a fair guess that his briefcase, or his satchel, contains nothing but manifestos and position papers.
Day had brought a few props, including a white paper shopping bag that held a heavily distressed Louis Vuitton satchel with one broken strap.
