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onus Professional Bucket is the "Cadillac-of-buckets." It all starts with a heavy duty, five castor dolly that will support over 300 pounds! The bucket itself might look like any other 5-gallon hardware store bucket, but it's not. Like the dolly, this bucket is made to work hard and give you many years of service. Plus, it offers a spin-on lid that is also a storage container for your brushes, sponges, car wash, or any other accessories you want and transforms the bucket into a creeper! To keep sand and other grit away from your car, the Sonus Professional Bucket includes a Grit Guardâ„¢. Grit Guard is a wash bucket grate system that prevents your brushes, sponges and wash mitt from reaching the bottom of the bucket where the grit in the wash water settles. Grit Guard adds safety and piece of mind for those who maintain their car's paint at a high level of perfection. To top-off the whole system, the Sonus Professional Bucket comes with a padded seat to make sitting or kneeling more comfortable.
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054/365, 19 December 2009
A rainbow of colors provided by bowls of hand-mixed frosting. This was all a set-up for a holiday party for Logan's Playground (https://www.logansplayground.org/), a part of a local organization I volunteer with, Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS.
Our station was holiday cookie-decorating. Exciting! This was exactly how I wanted to spend the day after I graduated from university -- not nursing a hangover or lazing about, but getting up early and helping others.
I was able to fill the role of Santa Claus portraits later in the day and that was a real joy. Because of privacy issues I can't share any of those, but man, it was a great experience.
I don't have much to say. This sums up many things this week, including how I feel towards this theme. For once, I had lots of different ideas. I just couldn't get anything to work. Today's the deadline so here's your bucket.
This giant Bucket of Soldiers in the Toy Story area of the resort actually hides a stairwell at the end of one of the buildings.
A bucket of oysters collected from the trench. The oysters below that? More oysters collected from the midden.
Talbot Island State Park
Can you guess how many there are?
- Taken at 9:22 PM on October 26, 2007 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu