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a mesh tote for ya apples, and pencils and sharpies, and markers and marbles, and stickers and staples, and lighters and lip balm, and batteries and bandages, and crayons and candy, and pennies and paperclips, and keys and keychains, and buttons and bottle caps, and notebooks and napkins, and erasers and envelopes, and rulers and rubber bands, and sunglasses and screwdrivers, and toothbrushes and toothpaste, and socks and shoelaces, and magnets and matches, and quarters and quarters of pickles, and gumdrops and gummy bears, and acorns and almonds, and walnuts and walnuts of wisdom, and peanuts and pistachios, and combs and cough drops, and whistles and wallets, and receipts and regrets, and photographs and parking tickets, and fortunes and fortune cookies, and scissors and safety pins, and thimbles and thumbtacks, and dominoes and dice, and playing cards and Pokémon cards, and yo-yos and yarn, and Legos and lemons, and oranges and onions, and garlic and ginger, and hot sauce and honey packets, and tea bags and Tic Tacs, and cough syrup and confetti, and crayons and cucumbers, and tiny toy tractors, and broken watches and bent spoons, and paper airplanes and plastic dinosaurs, and mystery screws and missing bolts, and buttons from jackets you don't own, and coins from countries you've never visited, and expired coupons and unfinished crosswords, and old receipts and newer regrets, and fortune cookies without fortunes, and rubber ducks and rubber chickens, and fake teeth and fake mustaches, and miniature traffic cones and tiny trophies, and glow sticks and glitter bombs, and baseball cards and business cards, and birthday candles and bottle openers, and shoelaces and shower caps, and pocket mirrors and pocket lint, and spare change and spare thoughts, and tiny flashlights and massive expectations, and miniature hammers and microscopic nails, and plastic forks and stolen straws, and paper crowns and party hats, and emergency snacks and unnecessary snacks, and loose screws and questionable decisions, and expired batteries and unused batteries, and little rocks and slightly bigger rocks, and bottle caps and bottle caps from bottles you never drank, and old stamps and new stamps, and sticky notes and unstuck notes, and tiny bells and broken whistles, and friendship bracelets and friendship problems, and toothpicks and toenail clippers, and disposable cameras and undeveloped memories, and ketchup packets and mustard packets, and mystery keys and mystery locks, and tiny notebooks and enormous ideas, and marbles you lost and marbles you found, and absolutely anything else you probably shouldn't be carrying around in a mesh tote.
a mesh tote for ya apples, and pencils and sharpies, and markers and marbles, and stickers and staples, and lighters and lip balm, and batteries and bandages, and crayons and candy, and pennies and paperclips, and keys and keychains, and buttons and bottle caps, and notebooks and napkins, and erasers and envelopes, and rulers and rubber bands, and sunglasses and screwdrivers, and toothbrushes and toothpaste, and socks and shoelaces, and magnets and matches, and quarters and quarters of pickles, and gumdrops and gummy bears, and acorns and almonds, and walnuts and walnuts of wisdom, and peanuts and pistachios, and combs and cough drops, and whistles and wallets, and receipts and regrets, and photographs and parking tickets, and fortunes and fortune cookies, and scissors and safety pins, and thimbles and thumbtacks, and dominoes and dice, and playing cards and Pokémon cards, and yo-yos and yarn, and Legos and lemons, and oranges and onions, and garlic and ginger, and hot sauce and honey packets, and tea bags and Tic Tacs, and cough syrup and confetti, and crayons and cucumbers, and tiny toy tractors, and broken watches and bent spoons, and paper airplanes and plastic dinosaurs, and mystery screws and missing bolts, and buttons from jackets you don't own, and coins from countries you've never visited, and expired coupons and unfinished crosswords, and old receipts and newer regrets, and fortune cookies without fortunes, and rubber ducks and rubber chickens, and fake teeth and fake mustaches, and miniature traffic cones and tiny trophies, and glow sticks and glitter bombs, and baseball cards and business cards, and birthday candles and bottle openers, and shoelaces and shower caps, and pocket mirrors and pocket lint, and spare change and spare thoughts, and tiny flashlights and massive expectations, and miniature hammers and microscopic nails, and plastic forks and stolen straws, and paper crowns and party hats, and emergency snacks and unnecessary snacks, and loose screws and questionable decisions, and expired batteries and unused batteries, and little rocks and slightly bigger rocks, and bottle caps and bottle caps from bottles you never drank, and old stamps and new stamps, and sticky notes and unstuck notes, and tiny bells and broken whistles, and friendship bracelets and friendship problems, and toothpicks and toenail clippers, and disposable cameras and undeveloped memories, and ketchup packets and mustard packets, and mystery keys and mystery locks, and tiny notebooks and enormous ideas, and marbles you lost and marbles you found, and absolutely anything else you probably shouldn't be carrying around in a mesh tote.