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People think that Margaret Atwood is the ultimate nana after bringing her handbag on stage at the Emmys

The Handbag’s Tale.

Sep 18th 2017, 6:52 PM 6,657 Views 1 Comment

CA: 69th Annual Emmy Awards - Arrivals Margaret Atwood tightly clutching her handbag on the red carpet. Source: SIPA USA/PA Images

IF THERE’S ONE thing that a granny is incapable of doing, it’s leaving her handbag out of her sight.

atwood Source: Television Academy/Twitter

Margaret Atwood is no different. Comedian Sarah Silverman was first to notice a little black strap going over the writer’s shoulder as she accepted her award for Outstanding Drama Series.

Tweet by @Rhea Butcher🏳️‍🌈⚾️ Source: Rhea Butcher🏳️‍🌈⚾️/Twitter

She’s dead right though. Too many snakes out there.

Entertainment: 69th Annual Emmy Awards There it is. Source: SIPA USA/PA Images

People were struggling on the pun front.

 

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