I will have to look into the two-wallet-solution though. My main source of inertia is wanting to keep the number of separate items I can possibly lose as small as possible, so if I can overcome that, then we’re golden.

Although I do recommend having two wallets: one, a cardholder with the bare minimum of stuff you need everyday, carried with you, and another with all the other stuff, only taken when you need it.

My everyday wallet is one of these, small enough to go in a front pocket, which forces me to carry very little in it: money, bus tickets, two business cards, and then four plastic cards: my health card, driver’s license, bank card, and one credit card. My other wallet, which either lives in my laptop bag, shoulder bag, or at home, has my Costco card, library card, MEC card, Rogers Video card, SIN card, and so on. I should really just keep the Costco card in the car, since I’ll never go to Costco without the car.

(You have a separate health and OHIP card?)

Where the heck do I put all of that if I don’t have a wallet? I’m not necessarily against some sort of bag, except for the fact that that means carrying it around with me.

But then, I fully understand that this is coming from a style magazine, and for me personally style is about 10 notches lower on the importance scale when matched against practicality. :D

Oh, you’re rich. No, I mean it. Well, at least you’re Rich.